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A nurse is caring for a client who is taking PTU. for which of the following adverse effects of this medication should the nurse monitor a. bradycardia b. insomnia c. heat intolerance d. weight loss - a a nurse is teaching a client who has Graves' disease about her medications. which of the following statements by the client indicates an understand

• A nurse is preparing to administer timolol eye drops for a client who has glaucoma. When instilling the medication, which of the following actions should the nurse take? - Apply pressure to puncta after instillation of the medication. • A nurse is caring for a client who has a stage III pressure ulcer on his heel. When preparing to irrigate the w

• A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about preventing the transmission of hepatitis A. The nurse should identify that hepatitis A is transmitted by which of the following routes? - Fecal-oral contamination

A patient is prescribed albuterol (Proventil, Ventolin) via metered-dose inhaler (MDI), two puffs every 4 hours. What should the nurse teach the patient about potential adverse effects of this drug? A. Pedal edema B. Wheezing C. Irregular Heartbeat D. Constipation - C

What schedule of reinforcement is: rewarding a subject after one minute of activity, three minutes of activity, six minutes of activity, and so on... - variable-interval In operant conditioning, reinforcement ______________ behavior and punishment _______________ behavior. - Increases, Decreases What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement? - Positive reinforcement adds a stimulus, negative reinforcement either removes a noxious stimuli (buckling seatbelt to get rid ...

To what does the term "aseptic techniques" refer? - Techniques that provide a degree of cleanliness that prevents infection and keeps the phlebotomy environment free of contamination by microorganisms. . A nosocomial infection is: a. Something acquired by healthcare workers. b. Something acquired by visitors to a hospital. c. Something acquired by patients. d. A Hospital Acquired Infection. e. Caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria. f. Both c and d. g. Both a and c. - f. Both c and ...

A planned on the job training program is required in facilities licensed for___ 87411 6-16 10 16 - 16 Good health of personnel will be verified by a health screening performed by a physician not more than ___prior to employment or ___after employment 87411 1yr/7d 6mo/7d 6mo/30d - 6 mont

Admission agreements must disclose basic services as well as optional services 87507 T F - True The residents funding source must be disclosed on admission agreement unless resident indicated that they do not wish to disclose the funding source 87507 T F - True A telecommunication device Notification form must be completed for all residents upon admission 87507 T F - False only if they indicate hearing or visual impairment Admission agreements must be signed no later than ___ days fo...

Pressure Injury - Localized damage to the skin and/or soft tissue under the skin that is usually over a bony part of the body or related to a medical or other device. This damage can appear as intact skin or an open ulcer and may be painful. PRN Medication - (pro re nata) means any nonprescription or prescription medication which is to be taken as needed. Provision or Provide - Whenever any regulation specifies that provision be made for or that there be provided any service, personnel o...

What is the minimum age for obtaining a limited permit? (MV Law) - 15 years old What type of bleeding is steady and dark red? (First Responder) - Venous What type of force pushes you out of a curve when driving? (Driving) - Centrifugal force Four parts of ammo (Firearms) - Casing, Projectile, Primer, Powder When it comes to Communications what does ABC stand for? - Accuracy, Brevity, Clarity What does SIPDE stand for?