A client admitted to the ED with severe diarrhea and vomiting is subsequently diagnosed with food poisoning. The nurse caring for this client assesses for which signs and symptoms of fluid and electrolyte imbalances? Select all that apply.

A client is in the acute phase of a burn injury. One of the nursing diagnoses in the plan of care is Ineffective Coping Related to Trauma of Burn Injury. What interventions appropriately address this diagnosis? Select all that apply.

A client presents with suspected overdose. The nurse assessing pinpoint pupils, hypotension, and marked respiratory depression. Based on the assessment findings the nurse expects the client has overdosed on what type of substance? 

A critical care nurse is planning a presentation to new graduates on caring for the patients during septic shock. Indicate below which symptoms the nurse would include in the education session. Select all the apply.

A nurse is caring for a recently admitted client with an epidural hematoma. Past medical history includes hypertension, alcoholism, and coronary artery disease. The client is currently responsive to painful stimuli only and on mechanical ventilation. The most recent vital signs are Temperature: 99.0°F BP: 142/88 HR: 118 Respirations: 22 O2 Sat: 95%. In shift report, the nurse reported that the client was in a Sinus Rhythm with frequent PACs. The current cardiac rhythm is below. Which of the treatments should the nurse verify with the healthcare provider?

The new patient was in a motor vehicle trauma and sustained a blunt force blow to the chest from the steering wheel. He arrives at the ER with complaints of left sided chest pain on inspiration. He has dyspnea, pallor and his pulse ox is 88%. The rest of his VS PR 130, RR 28, and BP 160/94. The triage nurse understands to prioritize which interventions for this client?

A client is brought to the emergency department from the site of a chemical fire. The client suffered third-degree full-thickness burns. The new graduate registered nurse asks the preceptor what the expected burn area will involve. The nurse explains which expected findings for this type of burn? 

A client is admitted to the ED after being involved in a motor vehicle accident. The client has multiple injuries. After establishing an airway and adequate ventilation, the ED team should prioritize what aspect of care for a secondary survey?

The client has third degree burns over 50% of their body and is recovering in stable condition. The nurse places a diet order and includes which choice based on the client’s nutritional needs?

Which of the following assessments on a patient with MODS is indicative of failure occurring in the cardiovascular system?