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Question of the day

A male client is admitted to the psychiatric emergency room due to an exacerbation of a bipolar disorder. When gathering data about this client, which of the following information should the nurse expect?
1. The client went on a shopping spree.
2. The client has been eating excessively.
3. The client played video games everyday.
4. The client says he cannot feel his legs.

More Questions

Which directions should be given to a patient taking alendronic acid? SATA.
1. Take with a full glass of water.
2. Take at bedtime.
3. Take on an empty stomach.
4. Avoid fatty foods.
5. Avoid heavy lifting.
6. Do not lie down until after eating once the pill is taken.
7. Do not eat for 30 minutes.

Question of the Day

The nurse manager is reviewing the principles of surgical asepsis with the nursing staff. In which situations should the nurse manager tell the staff that it is necessary to use the principles of surgical asepsis? SATA.
1. Removing a dressing.
2. Reapplying sterile dressings.
3. Inserting an IV line.
4. Inserting FBC.
5. Suctioning the tracheobronchial airway.
6. Caring for an immunosuppressed client.

Question of the day

A visitor develops sudden cardiac arrest in hospital cafeteria. Which of the ff are appropriate nursing interventions? SATA.
1. Calls for the rapid response team.
2. Opens airway by tilting the chin down.
3. Gives 2 rescue breaths per minute.
4. Compresses chest at a rate of 100/min.
5. Uses AED.

QUESTIONS OF THE DAY

The most affected organ in mumps ?
A- Skin
B- Lung
C- Parotid
D- Te**es

Another question
A child came with bilateral parotid swelling, and he is unvaccinated Most complication in child ,?
A. Meningitis...
B. Encephalitis
C. Orchitis
D-Thyrioditis

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During the acute phase, the nurse applied gentamicin sulfate (topical antibiotic) to the burn before dressing the wound. The client has all the following manifestations. Which manifestation indicates that the client is having an adverse reaction to this topical agent?

A. Increased wound pain 30 to 40 minutes after drug application
B. Presence of small, pale pink bumps in the wound beds
C. Decreased white blood cell count
D. Increased serum creatinine level

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The National Council Licensure Examination is a nationwide examination for the licensing of nurses in the United States, Canada and Australia. There are two types, the NCLEX-RN and the NCLEX-PN.