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NR 446 Barbara Swanson (pronouns: she/her/hers), age 65, presents to the clinic with repor NR 446 Barbara Swanson (pronouns: she/her/hers), age 65, presents to the clinic with reports of pelvic pain, weight loss of 20 pounds over the past 3 months, and abnormal uterine bleeding. Menopause was diagnosed at age 62 years. Barbara's symptoms are suspicious for ovarian cancer.The client has a history of hypertension and has never been pregnant. She was treated unsuccessfully for infertility using v...

NR 446 Brianna, a 35-year-old female (pronouns: they/them/their), presents to the reproduc NR 446 Brianna, a 35-year-old female (pronouns: they/them/their), presents to the reproductive clinic for evaluation. They reported a weight loss of 15 pounds (6.8 kilograms) last month; smoking 10-12 e-cigarettes daily, drinking 3-4 four-ounce glasses of wine per day, and starting a new job last week. The client and their partner have been trying to get pregnant for the past 3 months. They report having...

NR 446 Calculating Central Perfusion PressureThe nurse is caring for a client with a blood NR 446 Calculating Central Perfusion PressureThe nurse is caring for a client with a blood pressure of 170/80 mmHg and an intracranial pressure of 25. ‹The nurse should document the central perfusion pressure as  mmHg.Central Perfusion Pressure CalculationCentral Perfusion Pressure (CPP) is a crucial physiological variable that reflects the amount of blood flow to the brain. It is calculated using the ...

NR 446 Client presents to the ED with report of new onset dyspnea that started approximate NR 446 Client presents to the ED with report of new onset dyspnea that started approximately 2 days prior. Stated they have been coughing up pink foamy sputum and must sleep in a recliner because lying flat makes them feel like they are being œsmashed and increases the work of breathing. Client has a history of smoking one pack per day for 40 years, uncontrolled hypertension, and a body mass index of 3...

NR 446 100: Client resting comfortably in bed with head of bed at 45° angle and lights dim NR 446 100: Client resting comfortably in bed with head of bed at 45° angle and lights dimmed with call light at side. No drainage noted on surgical dressing. Trachea midline with no respiratory distress noted. Oral care performed at 1030 without complication. Awake, alert, and oriented to time, place, person, and situation. No current complaints of pain. Physical assessment findings within defined limi...

0645: Client sitting up in bed with call light at side. Stated, œI™m really nervous about 0645: Client sitting up in bed with call light at side. Stated, œI™m really nervous about having surgery today. Upon assessment, breathing is shallow and rapid, lung sounds are present and clear to auscultation in all lobes. Skin is cool to touch and pink. Pulses 3+ and regular with capillary refill of 3 seconds. No report of pain. Alert and oriented x 4. VS: 98.6 °F (37 °C), P 117, RR 39, BP ...

NR 446 Concern about miss Cheryl. Respiratory deterioration. On O2 via mask at 50% to main NR 446 Concern about miss Cheryl. Respiratory deterioration. On O2 via mask at 50% to maintain SP O2 at 90%. The cough is moist and the crackles are worse. Blood pressure is elevated and patient has a low grade fever. Select which actions should be taken?Ask the unit coordinator to place a call to the providercall miss Cheryl 's familyhave Mary assess miss Cheryltell Maneet to prepare an S bar for the pr...

NR 446 Define the characteristics of the following leadership styles. Authoritarian, Democ NR 446 Define the characteristics of the following leadership styles. Authoritarian, Democratic and Laissez-FaireDescribe the six management functions of a leader.Define and apply the 3 steps in time management and 3 categories of prioritization in planning nursing care.Leadership StylesAuthoritarian LeadershipAuthoritarian leaders, also known as autocratic leaders, hold all the power, making decisions wi...

NR 446 Describe the actions, side effects, and administration protocols for IV Vancomycin. NR 446 Describe the actions, side effects, and administration protocols for IV Vancomycin.Describe the difference between Type I and Type II Diabetes, the effects of uncontrolled blood sugars, and the dietary guidelines needed. Identify proper PPE and explain the reason needed when caring for a client with MRSA.IV Vancomycin: Actions, Side Effects, and Administration ProtocolsActions: Vancomycin is an ...

NR 446 During the removal of the IV, the site is noted to be red, swollen, and oozing bloo NR 446 During the removal of the IV, the site is noted to be red, swollen, and oozing blood. Identify the nurse™s actions. Select all that apply.Apply a tight pressure dressing.Assess motion and sensation distal to the site.Cover the site with a transparent dressing.Flush the catheter before removing it.Hold pressure until bleeding has stopped.Administer phentolamine.Apply a warm compress.Evaluate the a...