Chapter 22: Problem 156
Using the coding system for triaging mass casualties, which of the following clients would receive treatment first? A. The client with a black tag B. The client with a green tag C. The client with a yellow tag D. The client with a red tag
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The physician has ordered Pediazole (erythromycin, sulfisoxazole) for an infant with acute otitis media. Which instruction should be given to the mother? A. All the medication should be given even though the infant appears well. B. The medication will taste better if it is given in the infant's formula. C. The medication can be stopped once the fever is no longer present. D. The medication will be absorbed better if it is given with fruit juice.
While making rounds, the nurse finds a client who has received repeated allografts crying. She tells the nurse that she will never be the same because she looks like a "patchwork quilt." The best explanation for the client's comments is that she is: A. anxious about further surgery B. concerned with changes in body image C. unable to cope with a situational crisis D. in need of additional information about other types of grafts
The nurse is doing an intake history on a 30-year-old with bilateral progressive hearing loss. Which finding in the client's history is significant? A. The client had several bouts of otitis media as an infant. B. The client has a history of "ribbon bones" that repeatedly fractured. C. The client had hypertrophied tonsils that necessitated their removal. D. The client has problems of otitis externa that were caused by swimming.
The nurse is observing a group of preschool children. Which statement is true regarding the language skills of a three-year-old? A. The three-year-old knows simple songs. B. The three-year-old talks incessantly although no one is listening. C. The three-year-old knows the days of the week. D. The three-year-old tells exaggerated stories.
A client comes to the doctor's office with complaints of dark, floating spots and "veil-like" loss of vision in the right eye. The nurse should notify the doctor because the client's symptoms suggest: A. Ocular melanoma B. Retinitis pigmentosa C. Retinal detachment D. Macular degeneration
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