48.  Which instructions by the nurse are most appropriate to teach the client when obtaining a clean–catch urine specimen?

25.  What is the first priority when approaching a victim in an emergency situation?  

The client, 68 years old, is admitted with heart failure. Furosemide is prescribed. The medical history includes chronic kidney disease (CKD) stage 3. The baseline potassium is 3.8 mEq/L, and the baseline creatinine is elevated at 1.8 mg/dL. 19.  What nursing actions are most important for this patient? Select all that apply.  

7.  What should nurses ensure older adults have access to during assessment?   

1.  What is the primary focus of a geriatric assessment?   

21.  A patient arrives confused and in severe pain. What acuity level should be assigned?  

28.  What is the cardinal rule when responding to emergencies?  

Refer to Figure 6.  Name the blood vessel labeled #32 on this figure:

Refer to Figure 7.  What is the name for the lymphatic organ located at #5 on the model? [a] What is the function of this organ? [b]

Refer to Figure 5.  The vessels labeled A and B on this figure are approximately the same diameter but they are not the same type of vessel. The numbers 1 to 6 are labeling the layers of each blood vessel’s wall. As you know, the tissue layers that make up every blood vessel have the same names but there can  be important differences in the type of tissue found in that layer depending on the type of blood vessel it is.   What is the shared named for the tissue layer that is labeled #2 on A and #5 on B?: [a] Are the tissues in this layer the same for both vessels? If yes, just name the tissue type(s) found there. If no, explain what is different between the vessels.  [b]