A client is receiving treatment for an acute episode of gout with colchicine. The nurse is administering the medication every 2 hours. What symptom(s) should the nurse be sure the client communicates that warrants the drug be stopped? (Select all that apply.)

Which orthopedic disease is characterized by slow progressive degeneration of joint articular cartilage?

The client with severe and prolonged osteoporosis may experience:

The nurse advises a patient with myasthenia gravis (MG) to:

The nurse is contributing to the teaching for a high school health class regarding cerumen removal from the ear. Which of these instructions should the nurse recommend?

A patient who has been treated for status epilepticus in the emergency department will be transferred to the medical nursing unit. Which equipment should the nurse have available in the patient’s assigned room?

A patient who has had open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of left lower leg fractures continues to complain of severe pain in the leg 15 minutes after receiving the prescribed IV morphine. Pulses are not palpable and the foot is coldl to the touch. Which action should the nurse take next?

A client has developed severe pain that has not been relieved by the ordered narcotic analgesic, sluggish capillary refill, weak pulses, and numbness below the casted limb. A nurse should suspect the client has developed which fracture complication?

Osteomyelitis is frequently the result of:

The nurse is assisting with the discharge of a patient from a clinic after evaluation of a perforated eardrum. The patient is advised not to shower. Which of these, if stated by a patient, indicates to the nurse correct understanding of the teaching?