Ceftriaxone is supplied in a syringe labeled 250 mg/15 mL. The drug guide suggests giving the medication over 30 minutes. The syringe pump can be set by mL/hr. What rate should the nurse set the syringe pump? Record the answer as a whole number.  

Change the following sentences to reported speech. Follow the rule of sequence of tenses.The child asked, “Have you seen my mother?”

An increase in _______________________ is seen with viral infections and blood cancers like leukemias and lymphomas.

A 27 year old male runs his car into a tree, and sustains paralysis of his legs. With rehabilitation, he regains function in both lower extremities. Partial recovery of leg paralysis is indicative of a  ________________________ injury.

A parent of a 2-year old child tells the nurse that he has heard that there is an outbreak of the “whooping cough” in California.  They are planning on traveling there next month.  He is concerned about his daughter immunity to the “whooping cough.”  The child is UTD (up to date) on their immunizations per CDC guideline.  As the nurse, your best response is:

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct them in the space provided. Not all of the sentences have mistakes. If there are no mistakes, write “Correct” in the space provided.  Do not make any changes to correct sentences.  (They will be marked wrong.)When he was single, he used to going out with his friends on the weekends, but now he stays home with his wife and baby.

Which of the following is a healthy intrinsic response of normal cells to cellular stress?

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct them on the line provided below. Not all of the sentences have mistakes. If there are no mistakes, write “Correct” on the line provided.  Do not make any changes to correct sentences.  (They will be marked wrong.)I began driving when I was 18 years old.

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct them on the line provided below. Not all of the sentences have mistakes. If there are no mistakes, write “Correct” on the line provided.  Do not make any changes to correct sentences.  (They will be marked wrong.)The person who broke the vase should pay for it.

A nurse is evaluating a patient with a known diagnosis of right sided heart failure. The patient is currently experiencing an exacerbation, what would the nurse MOST likely find on physical examination?