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NURS 2207 GI Quiz - Questions, Answers and Rationales The nurse gives a client with hepatitis A information about untoward signs and symptoms related to the disease. The nurse instructs the client to contact the primary health care provider if the client develops which symptom? 1. Fatigue 2. Anorexia 3. Yellow urine 4. Clay-colored stools Rationale: Clay-colored stools are indicative of hepatic obstruction because bile is prevented from entering the intestines. It is unnecessary to call the he...

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NURS 2207 GU/Men’s Health Quiz - Questions, Answers and Rationales Which action would the nurse include when developing a postprocedure plan of care for a client with continuous bladder irrigations after a transurethral vaporization of the prostate? 1. Measure the output hourly and monitor total output trends. 2. Monitor the specific gravity of the urine each shift. 3. Irrigate the triple-lumen catheter with normal saline three times daily. 4. Deduct the amount of instilled irrigant from the...

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NURS 2207 Oncology Evolve EAQ (Graded) - Questions, Answers and Rationales Which response would the nurse offer when a client undergoing brachytherapy for breast cancer asks what precautions need to be observed? 1. "There are no restrictions during your brachytherapy." 2. "All body fluid during therapy is treated as radioactive." 3. "You should maintain contact isolation during treatment." 4. "Visitors should be limited, particularly pregnant women and children." Rationale: Visitors sh...

NURS 2207 Endocrine EAQ Quiz (Graded) - Questions, Answers and Rationales Which clinical manifestations would the nurse expect a client to exhibit with a diagnosis of Cushing syndrome? Select all that apply. 1. Emaciation 2. Weakness 3. Hypertension 4. Truncal obesity 5. Intermittent tonic spasms Rationale: Weakness occurs in response to the excessive catabolism of proteins and resulting loss of muscle mass. Hypertension occurs in response to excessive cortisol that causes an increase in circu...

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