The client’s clinical presentation is atypical for a urinary tract infection (UTI) in a younger adult. Which of the following findings in her case are considered common, yet non-specific signs of a UTI in an older adult? 

Which of the following is a age-related change that may contribute to the risk of developing a urinary tract infection? (Select all that apply.)

A nurse is caring for a client with urolithiasis due to chronic use of calcium-based antacids who is experiencing renal colic.  The nurse understands that after the pain has been managed the client should be taught which of the following to facilitate the stone to pass? 

The nurse is collecting assessment data for a client with an integumentary condition.  The nurse observes fissures and vesicular lesions around and below the toes with some discoloration of the infected area.  What does the nurse expect to be prescribed for the condition?

A client with endometriosis reports severe pain during menstruation. Which intervention should the nurse anticipate?

Which of the following are the main purposes of placing a client in a traction device? (Select all that apply.)

Based on the Licensed Practical Nurse’s initial assessment finding, what is the most important action for the nurse to take first? 

A nurse is admitting a transgender male client (assigned female at birth) who is scheduled for a hysterectomy. What is the nurse’s best action to support the client’s gender identity?

A nurse is preparing for the admission of a client who is experiencing disseminated herpes zoster.  The nurse is preparing which transmission based precautions for this client? 

A nurse is caring for a client with 40% TBSA partial-thickness burns. Which of the following fluids should the nurse anticipate administering during the first 24 hours?