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A nurse is caring for a client who had abdominal surgery 24 hours ago. Which of the following actions is the priority? A. Assess fluid intake every 24 hours B. Ambulate three times a day C. Assist with deep breathing and coughing D. Monitor the incision site for findings of infection C The priority action the nurse should take when using the airway, breathing, circulation approach to client care is to assist the client with deep breathing and coughing, which reduces the risk for post...

WGU C804 Medical Terminology – 100% Pass Keratin A protein that prevents body fluids from evaporating. Keratinized cells rise to the dermis, and slough off. skin Cutane. Dermat. Derm. What is fat adipose tissue. Lip/o. Steat/o. ichthy/o dry, scaly melan/o black myc/o fungus scler/o hardening; sclera (white of eye) plasty (suffix) surgical repair Therapy treatment -oid (suffix) resembling -derma (suffix) skin word root foundation of the word suffix word ending prefix a syllable or ...

Preterm birth complications Correct Answer Number one leading cause of death under age 5 infant mortality Correct Answer death within the first year of life Two leading causes of infant mortality Correct Answer Respiratory distress and sids Smoking during pregnancy Correct Answer causes: Lowers amount of oxygen to your baby needed for baby to grow Increases baby heart rate Increases chances of miscarriage *Important* Increases chance of premature labor and low birth weight Fetal ...

Walden University Advanced Pathophysiology Final Exam (Nurs 6501) Questions & Answers What is the link between major depression and cortisol secretion? Individuals with depression show that persistently elevated plasma cortisol levels can result in inflammation that is believed to trigger depression A patient has chronic anemia associated with chronic renal failure. What substance does the healthcare professional tell the patient is needed to treat this anemia? Erythropoietin What is the ...

A nurse enters a client's room to find the client on the floor having a seizure. Which nursing action is appropriate for this client? 1. Hold the client's arms and legs. 2. Insert a padded tongue blade in the client's mouth. 3. Assist the client back into the bed. 4. Place a rolled towel under the client's head. 4. Correct: Placing a rolled towel under the client's head prevents further injury to the client. 1. Incorrect: Restraining the client may cause further injury to the client...

Newborn At Risk NCLEX Exam 55 Questions with Verified Answers The pediatric nurse prepares a newborn for phototherapy. The nurse explains to the parents that certain organs need to be protected during treatment. Which organs are these? A. Eyes and ears B. Eyes and hands C. Eyes and genitals D. Genitals and hands - CORRECT ANSWER C ~ Phototherapy uses daylight and cool white, blue, or special blue fluorescent light tubes. These lights are the most effective form of phototherapy and are pla...

Who collects the most comprehensive bf stats in the US? - ANSWER CDC What does prolactin do? - ANSWER Cause milk to be made What does oxytocin do? - ANSWER Cause contractions which move the milk What causes oxytocin to be released - ANSWER Frequent feeding and milk removal Lactogensis III requires what to succeed - ANSWER Frequent milk removal and nipple stimulation The fat content of milk suckled by the baby is determined by - ANSWER The speed in which the Baby removes the milk ...

History of PPCT - Answer- Founded by Bruce Siddle in 1979. It provides research based training designed to minimize the ever present risk of liability Components of Acceptability - Answer- Tactically: from a tactical standpoint. The 3 minute rule. Medically: explores medical implications of each technique. Legally: the PPCT Continuum. The methods that are reasonable for types of resistance. Stimulus Response Training - Answer- Static Training: Gross muscle movement workout stimulus initi...

1. The nurse instructs a laboring client to use accelerated-blow breathing. The client begins to complain of tingling fingers and dizziness. What action should the nurse take? a) Administer oxygen by face mask. b) Notify the healthcare provider of the client's symptoms. c) Have the client breathe into her cupped hands. d) Check the client's blood pressure and fetal heart rate. Tingling fingers and dizziness are signs of hyperventilation (blowing off too much carbon dioxide). Hyperventi...

NACC Review Exam/170 Questions and Answers Latest Update 2024/2025 with complete solutions NACC Review Exam/170 Questions and Answers Latest Update 2024/2025 with complete solutions 1. The functions of the large intestine include: a. Absorption of water & feces storage b. Absorption of nutrients & feces elimination c. Absorption of water & bile production d. Absorption of nutrients & feces storage 2. The basic functioning unit of the body is: a. An b. A cell c. A membrane d. A t...