ecchymosis. purpura. petechia. bruises.
A client has been prescribed tetracycline (Sumycin) for Lyme disease. All of the following statements indicate successful client teaching regarding this medication EXCEPT
“I may need to take an antacid to protect my stomach.” “I will need to tell my doctor right away if I suspect I am pregnant.” “I need to wear sunscreen at all times.” “I cannot take this medicine with any dairy products.”
Which of the following signs and symptoms would a nurse expect when examining a 22-year-old female with secondary syphilis?
chancre sore near the vagina no noticeable symptoms non-itchy rash on palms and soles of the feet skin tumors
Raynaud’s disease is most commonly found in
children under 10. middle-aged males. adults over the age of 65. young women.
The nurse is creating a discharge plan for a client with cholecystitis. The nurse should encourage the client to follow
a diet low in potassium. a diet low in fat. a diet with increased vitamin B12. a diet low in phosphorus.
All of the following are risk factors for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) EXCEPT
low birth weight. placing the child on his back to sleep. young maternal age. maternal smoking during pregnancy.
A 20-year-old male has recently been diagnosed with schizophrenia. The nurse knows which of the following are classic signs and symptoms of this disorder?
social withdrawal agitation auditory hallucinations disorganized speech obsession with personal hygiene
A school nurse is administering a hearing test for college students. Which of the following is included in the correct administration of a hearing test?
The nurse should stand 6 feet away from the student. The student should cover both ears during the test. The nurse should turn away from the student and whisper a phrase. The nurse should stand 1 – 2 feet away from the student.
A client on a 72-hour psychiatric hold experiences a panic attack while getting ready for the day. The nurse should provide the following interventions ranked by priority:
__ stay with the client until the panic attack is over __ incorporate physical activity into the client’s daily routine __ instruct the client to take slow, deep breaths __ reduce external stimuli in the immediate area __ work with the client to develop coping mechanisms
A mother brings in her 9-month-old son for a routine checkup. She asks the nurse what developmental milestones to expect by 12 months of age. All of the following are correct responses by the nurse EXCEPT
“Your son should be able to imitate a kiss or wave.” “Your son should be able to hold a bottle independently.” “Your son should be able to point to an object when named.” “Your son should respond to his own name.”