PNR 105 Foundations of Nursing
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- Hypertension, seasonal allergies, and mild arthritis
- Kidney disease, diarrhea, severe vomiting, electrolyte disturbances, certain drugs or toxins, and metabolic diseases
- Sprains, fractures, and minor infections
- Nearsightedness, hearing loss, and skin rashes
Explanation
- retrieve the pill from the linens and allow the client to take it.
- discard the pill and get another from the dose pack.
- scoop up the pill in a souffle cup and hand the cup to the client.
- report the loss of the pill as a medication error.
Explanation
- Cerumen or drainage is occluding the ear canal.
- The client failed to remain in the side-lying position long enough.
- Too much pressure was applied during instillation, with subsequent injury to the eardrum.
- The medication was too cold when it was administered.
Explanation
- Collect the first portion of urine directly into the container
- Cleanse the urethral area, begin urinating, stop, then collect the mid-portion of urine
- Save the last portion of urine voided for the specimen
- Collect all urine during a 24-hour period for analysis
Explanation
- Surgery done to permanently treat a known condition
- Surgery done strictly for cosmetic purposes
- Surgery done to provide further data and determine a diagnosis for a problem
- Surgery done only to relieve symptoms without curing the disease
Explanation
- The patient’s urine output in the drainage tubing
- The patient’s facial expressions for signs of discomfort
- The color of the patient’s urine in the drainage bag
- The position of the catheter tubing on the bed
Explanation
- Offer the client a tissue to cough into
- Rinse the mouth with water
- Have the client take several shallow breaths
- Instruct the client to cough deeply into the container
Explanation
- remove gloves and perform hand hygiene.
- ask the client to roll the eye around and from side to side.
- remove excess ointment from the lid with a cotton ball.
- fill only the center of the conjunctival sac.
- ask the client to close the eyelids tightly to distribute ointment.
Explanation
- 40 to 60 mm Hg
- 80 to 120 mm Hg
- 140 to 160 mm Hg
- 180 to 200 mm Hg
Explanation
- Immediately place the oxygen back on without explanation
- Ask the patient if there is something wrong
- Call the provider to report noncompliance
- Restrict the patient from walking to the bathroom
Explanation
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