The nurse is collecting data for a patient with a report of vision loss. Which of these symptoms does the nurse understand is most indicative of cataract formation?

A nurse is evaluating discharge instructions for a client following a right cataract extraction. Which of the following client statements indicates the teaching is effective?

The nurse is caring for a patient admitted to the emergency department with right-sided weakness and difficulty speaking. Within an hour, the symptoms have subsided, and the patient receives a diagnosis of transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient asks, “What is a TIA?” What information should be included when assisting with teaching the patient about TIA?

Students unable to install Excel to their local device have a few options. One option would be to borrow a device from the TCC library. If you must use your personal device (i.e. you are unable to borrow a device) skip this question and start the next question, which shows how to access the College Virtual Lab. This question is for students who either have Excel installed or are able to install Excel to their local device. Once you complete this question, you can skip the next question which is for students who do not have Excel locally installed.   Steps: Go to Jasperactive (https://www.jasperactive.com) Login using your TSC student email address as your username and your student ID as your password. Select Home and once you see a screen similar to the one below, take a screen shot using Windows Snip tool or some other computer based tool (NOT your phone!) Once you’ve taken a screenshot and uploaded to this link, skip to the last question.   If you are unable to access Excel on your local machine, watch the video about the TSC Virtual Lab in the next question.  NOTE: When Excel (or any software) is installed directly onto a device’s storage or hard drive, it’s referred to as a local installation. In this context, “local” means that the software resides and runs directly on the device rather than being accessed remotely or through a web browser.

Which statement below is CORRECT about glaucoma?

¿Qué están haciendo?Tell what people are doing right now. Complete each sentence with the correct  PRESENT PROGRESSIVE form of the most logical verb in parentheses. Type one word per answer box. á      éí       ó      ú 1. Mi hermano menor [BLANK-1][BLANK-2] (hacer / lavar) su cama. 2. Mis padres [BLANK-3][BLANK-4] (pasar / vaciar) el lavaplatos. 3. Yo [BLANK-5][BLANK-6] (sacar / secar) la basura. 4. Mi hermano y yo [BLANK-7][BLANK-8] (poner / quitarse) la mesa. 5. Tú [BLANK-9][BLANK-10] (ordenar / recoger) la ropa del piso de tu cuarto.

The physician prescribes intravenous mannitol for a patient who has a head injury and increased intracranial pressure (ICP). Which assessment finding would best indicate to the nurse that the patient is having a therapeutic response to the mannitol?

¿Qué piensan llevar?Listen to Jorge, Sara, and Mateo describe what they are going to wear. Then, read over the following statements, and decide whether each statement is C (cierto), F (Falso), or NSM (No se menciona) if the information is not given.  Type only the letter in the blank. Ch.08 qué piensan llevar.final exam (7ed).m4a 1.[BLANK-1] Hoy Jorge tiene una cita con su novia. 2.[BLANK-2] Hace mucho frío y Jorge va a llevar manga larga. 3.[BLANK-3] Sara piensa llevar un traje de baño y una falda que hacen juego. 4.[BLANK-4] La camisa de Sara es roja. 5.[BLANK-5] La moda no es muy importante para Mateo.

Which of the following are interventions used to prevent increased intracranial pressure in a patient who has had an acute brain injury? (Select all that apply.)

The nurse is caring for a patient admitted to the hospital with a fractured femur and possible head injury. Vital signs on admission were blood pressure 128/72 mm Hg, pulse 90 beats/min, and respirations of 36 breaths/min. Four hours after admission, the nurse is checking vital signs as part of the hourly assessment. Which of the following vital signs most likely indicate the presence of increased intracranial pressure (ICP)?