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What are complications of dog bites? crush injuries, destructive soft tissue injuries, neurovascular and orthopedic injuries, and death. Dog bites commonly affect the extremities, children and young adults, and animals who are provoked. Cat bites commonly affect the hand and forearm in older women Why is the infection rate of cat bites higher than dogs? cat bites include a deeper puncture from the cats sharp teeth What are the risk factors for bite wound infections? Master01 | S...

A patient reports recurrent chest pain that occurs regardless of activity and is not relieved by rest. The provider administers one NG tablet which does not relieve the pain. What is the next action? Give the patient a beta blocker A patient is brought to an emergency department with symptoms of acute ST segment elevation MI (STEMI). The nearest hospiral that can perform a PCI is three hours away, what is the initial treatment for this patient. Initiate fibrinolytic therapy A patie...

While performing a physical assessment, the student nurse tells her instructor that she cannot palpate her patient's bladder. Which statement by the instructor is best? a) "Try to palpate again; it takes practice but you will locate it." b) Palpate the patient's bladder only when it is distended by urine. c) "Document this abnormal finding on the patient's chart." d) "Immediately notify the nurse assigned to the care of your patient." Answer: B The bladder is not palpabl...

The nurse is performing a health assessment on client. Which of the following would be most important for the nurse to do? Interpret the information about the client in context Data that nurses collect during a physical assessment vary depending on a patient's acuity, health history, and current symptoms After teaching a group of students about the phases of the nursing process, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the students identify which phase as mo...

Arterial blood gases should be obtained at which timeframe following the initiation of continuous mechanical ventilation? 20 minutes After lobectomy for lung cancer, a client receives a chest tube connected to a disposable chest drainage system. The nurse observes that the drainage system is functioning correctly when she notes tidal movements or fluctuations in which compartment of the system as the client breathes? water seal chamber The nurse is assisting a client with postural ...

Baby has myelino sac, what position should the baby be placed in? Prone with head leaned to the side to breastfeed Spastic cerebral palsy s/s Hypertonicity with poor gait and a couple of other things Cerebral palsy pt findings include clinched fists lack of smile persistent moro reflex Cerebral palsy pt diet include increased caloric demands due to the muscle spasticity Pt understands that an adverse effect of having an injury to the T6 vertebrae includes Ma

The nurse knows the most accurate way to determine Water balance in the body is which of the following? Weighing The patient at the same time and same scale The Nurse Understands the population at most risk for fluid and electrolyte imbalance are which of the following? Infants geriatrics The nurse assessing a patient that has exhibited positive Chovestick and Trousseau signs. The nurse knows these are signs of which imbalance? Hypocalcemia Which is the correct process for measu...

What is descriptive research? the exploration and description of phenomena in real-life situations. It provides an accurate account of characteristics of particular individuals, situations, or groups. Remember, this type of study does not show cause and effect. What is correlational research? the systematic investigation of relationships between or among variables. Using correlational analysis, the researcher is able to determine the degree or strength and type (positive or negati...