Pressure injuries are typically located over bony prominences and are caused by prolonged pressure resulting in damage to the underlying tissue.   NOTE: Show your blank whiteborad to the camera (front and back).

You have an order for 1000mL D5W IV to be infused over 8 hours via gravity.  The IV tubing has a drop factor of 15gtt/mL.  What will the flow rate be?

The client has an order to receive Maalox 3.5 ounces PO every 6 hours.  The Maalox bottle indicates that there is 0.2 mg of sodium (Na+) in each 5 mL.  How many milligrams (mg) of Sodium did the client ingest in one day?  Round to the tenth. Leading zero when applicable. No trailing zero.    _____ mg

Which of the following statements is true related to obtaining a blood pressure?

Which of the following observations require the LPN to change the IV site dressing?

A blood glucose level of ______________, is considered hypoglycemic.

The client has an order to receive Potassium Chloride 20mEq p.o. every day.  The medication label is shown below.  How many mL(s) should the nurse administer?  Round to the whole number.  ________ mL 

The nursing assistive personnel (NAP) is assisting the nurse to insert an indwelling catheter on a male patient. In which position should the NAP place the patient?

The practical nurse is preparing a client for the physical examination by the health-care provider.  Identify the priority assessment to be obtained by the practical nurse during this preparation.

Which of the following is the most appropriate action for the practical nurse to take with an adult client who is mildly anxious during data gathering? Note: Show your blank whiteboard (front and back) to the camera.