Chapter 21: Problem 56
The client is admitted to the unit for treatment of a prolactinoma. Which symptom is associated with a prolactinoma? A. Agranulocytosis B. Anovulation C. Polyuria D. Bone pain
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The laboring client is experiencing contractions every \(2-3\) minutes lasting 90 seconds. The client's fetal heart rate is ranging from 130 to 140 beats per minute (BPM) with variability of \(6 \mathrm{p}-10\) beats per minute. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate? A. Discontinue the IV fluid containing Pitocin (oxytocin) B. Document the finding in the client's medical record C. Contact the doctor at once and reposition the client D. Insert an internal fetal scalp electrode monitor
The client is seen in the clinic with complaint of fatigue, dry skin, and extreme thirst. Which test would best indicate the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus? A. Two-hour postprandial B. Dextrostix C. Glycosylated hemoglobin D. Glucose tolerance test
Which nursing intervention would be most beneficial in preparing the client psychologically for a diagnosis of HIV? A. Include the family in the teaching. B. Encourage the client to express his emotions. C. Give a thorough explanation of the illness and prognosis. D. Ask the client what he knows about acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
The client has an Alpha Feta protein level drawn to check for a neural tube defect. The nurse should explain to the client that: A. If the levels of Alpha Feta protein levels are abnormal, an amniocentesis will be ordered. B. An Alpha Feta protein is a definitive test for neural tube defects. C. The client will be asleep during the Alpha Feta protein test. D. Alpha Feta protein levels can indicate lung disorders as well as neural tube defects.
The client with myxedema is being treated with synthetic thyroid medication. Which instruction should be given to the client taking thyroid medication? A. Take the medication with orange juice to increase medication's strength. B. For best absorption, take the medication prior to bedtime. C. Check your pulse rate prior to taking the medication. D. Have your triglycerides checked every six months while taking the medication.
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