A nurse is providing care to a child with cerebral palsy.The child’s parent asks, “What could have caused my child’s condition?” Which response by the nurse is accurate based on the information provided in the text?A “Cerebral palsy is primarily caused by birth asphyxia.”B “Cerebral palsy is commonly caused by genetic factors.”C “Multiple births are […]
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A nurse is teaching a newly hired nurse about documentation in the medical record. Which of the following abbreviations should the newly hired nurse identify as a metric unit of weight? A.OZ B.Lb C.Mcg D.ML The correct answer and Explanation is : The correct answer is C: Mcg (microgram). Explanation: In medical documentation, accurate use
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The nurse is caring for a client with an oral temperature of 36.5°C. What temperature in Fahrenheit should the nurse document in the medical record? (Enter numerical value only. If rounding is required, round to the nearest tenth.) The correct answer and Explanation is : To convert the client’s oral temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit,
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A nurse is using the New Ballard Scale to assess the gestational age of a newborn. What does a higher score on the scale indicate? A PrematurityB Developmental delaysC Neurological immaturityD Maturity The correct answer and Explanation is : The correct answer is D. Maturity. The New Ballard Scale is a tool used to assess
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A client is concerned about the risk factors for hematuria and asks the nurse for information. What should the nurse explain as a common risk factor for hematuria?A.“Consuming a diet high in fruits and vegetables” B.“Engaging in regular physical exercise” C.“Having a history of kidney stones” D.“Maintaining a healthy body weight” The correct answer and
A bucket containing 2 4/5 gallons of water is 1/3 full. How many gallons of water is in one fully filled bucket? A.14/15 B.2 7/15 C.8 2/5 D.6 4/5 The correct answer and Explanation is : Let’s start by finding out how many gallons of water the bucket holds when it’s fully filled. We are
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Left-sided heart failure is characterized by A.jugular vein distention. B.peripheral edema. C.decreased systemic vascular resistance. D.pulmonary congestion. The correct answer and Explanation is : The correct answer is D. pulmonary congestion. Explanation: Left-sided heart failure occurs when the left ventricle is unable to effectively pump blood out of the heart into systemic circulation. This leads
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The nurse caring for a client with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) would include which information in teaching about triggers that can result in an exacerbation of the disease? A.Use of acetaminophen to manage pain B.Onset of menopause C.Ultraviolet (UV) light exposure D.Family history of SLE The correct answer and Explanation is : The correct answer
A nurse is assessing a newborn who was born at 42.5 weeks of gestation. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? A.Increased subcutaneous fat B.Dry, cracked skin C.Scant scalp hair D.Copious vernix The correct answer and Explanation is : The correct answer is: B. Dry, cracked skin Explanation: A newborn born at 42.5
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A client diagnosed with bipolar disorder has recently started taking lamotrigine as part of their medication regimen. Which of the following would be an essential teaching point to include regarding the medication? A “You will need to monitor your sodium intake closely while on this medication.”B “If you experience a rash, you should notify your