A client is taking timolol eyedrops. The nurse assesses the client’s pulse at 65 beats/min. What action by the nurse is appropriate?

Which nursing interventions are appropriate to enhance the safety and independence of a client experiencing visual impairment?

When educating a client with sensorineural hearing loss, what communication strategy is the nurse’s priority?

If velocity  of an object is given as : V = [a] t4 – [b] t3 – [c] t2  m/s then  the acceleration of the object  at [d] sec is “a” = ……m/s2.

A nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted after a motor vehicle crash. A family friend calls the unit and asks, “Can you tell me if he’s okay?” The nurse verifies that the caller is not listed on the patient’s approved contact list. Which action is appropriate?

The nurse is assessing the vital signs of a 20-year-old marathon runner and documents the following vital signs: temperature—36.8°C (98.2°F); pulse—48 beats per minute; respirations—14 breaths per minute; blood pressure—104/68 mm Hg. Which statement is true concerning these results?

A patient is aphasic. The nurse notices that an aphasic patient demonstrates with intermittent hand tremors. Which nursing action is most appropriate to facilitate communication?

A nurse is using a critical thinking model to provide care. Which component is first implemented when helping a nurse make clinical decisions?

A nurse is assessing a 68‑year‑old patient recovering from hip surgery. The patient states, “I can stand up from the bed, but I lose my balance when I try to step toward the chair.” Which ADL limitation should the nurse document?

When the nurse discovers a patient on the floor, the patient states, “I fell out of bed”. The nurse assesses the patient and then places the patient back in bed. Which action should the nurse take next?