The nurse is assessing a client who experienced a CVA (stroke) 7 weeks prior and has a loss of mobility. Because the client spends so much time immobilized, the nurse recognizes the importance of screening for pressure ulcers. Which of the following assessment findings would signal to the nurse an early sign of skin breakdown? 

A client visits the clinic for a routine examination. The client tells the nurse that she has become constipated because she is taking iron tablets prescribed for anemia. The nurse has instructed the client about the use of iron preparations and possible constipation. The nurse determines that the client has understood the instructions when she says

The nurse is preparing to admiister 1L of Normal Saline IV per the provider’s prescription. The prescription states to run the fluids over 12 hours. The tubing drop factor is 20 gtts/mL. How many mLs will the nurse set the pump? (Enter the number only in the blank. Round to the whole number) [BLANK-1]

The nurse is assessing the eyes of an adult client. Which finding would the nurse document as normal?

The nurse is conducting the health interview of an adult client who has sought care because of a “wicked cough” leading to dyspnea. What interview question should the nurse ask?

The order is for Amoxicillin 425 mg per dose. Available is Amoxicillin 250mg/5 mL. How many mL will the nurse administer? (Enter the number only in the blank. Round to the tenths place) [BLANK-1]

A RN is gathering data from a client during a health assessment.  Which assessment finding should the nurse document as objective data?

A client is admitted with possible peripheral arterial disease. Which of the following risk factors is essential  to discuss with the client?

A client has sought care because of chronic constipation. During the health history interview, the nurse should address what potential contributing factor?

A nurse is palpating a client’s neck and finds an enlarged thyroid gland. The nurse knows that the next step is to