Nrsg 1710 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A 93 year old patient, who is alert and oriented, signs a DNR and explains to her family this is her wish. To pass peacefully when the time comes and they agree. This is an example of? A. Ethical dilemma B. Autonomy C. Justice D. Advocacy - B A child has had hiccups for 2 hours. This is a sign of suspected ingestion of poison. A. True B. False - B A client living with AIDS develops oral hairy leukoplakia, an infection caused by the Epstein-Barr virus. The leukoplakia is considered a A...

When would the RN want to take vitals as opposed to a CNA? - inital assessment - change in conditions - double check abnormal vitals - as ordered by physician - after a first-time med administration Can you think of any others? When might you see a fluctuation in vital signs? Temperature: exercise, infection, extreme weather, hydration Pulse: exercise, temperature, emotions, stimulation, medications, bleeding, posture, pain BP: age, stress, bleeding, medications, exercise, ...

When would the RN want to take vitals as opposed to a CNA? - Answer - inital assessment - change in conditions - double check abnormal vitals - as ordered by physician - after a first-time med administration Can you think of any others? When might you see a fluctuation in vital signs? - Answer Temperature: exercise, infection, extreme weather, hydration Pulse: exercise, temperature, emotions, stimulation, medications, bleeding, posture, pain BP: age, stress, bleeding, medications, exerc...

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