Which orders/interventions are appropriate now? (Select all that apply).

Match the care option to the best feature.

Morning exam shows Mr. K understands the procedure and states he refuses a PEG tube; evening exam shows confusion and deference to spouse. What is the best analysis?

Which adjuvant medication would be MOST appropriate for managing neuropathic pain in a hospice patient who reports “burning, electrical, shooting” pain that has not improved with opioid therapy alone? A. Ketorolac

Which scenario most clearly meets General Inpatient (GIP) criteria?

Which pattern is most concerning?

A hospice patient with end‑stage heart failure has been receiving escalating doses of IV hydromorphone for pain. Over the past 48 hours, the patient reports “pain in places that never hurt before,” and the nurse notices myoclonus, increasing agitation, and pain triggered by light touch. Vital signs are stable. Which interpretation is most consistent with these findings?

In chronic venous insufficiency among older adults, priority complications include: (Select all that apply).

Which problem should the nurse address first based on the patient’s current presentation?

Which services are included under Medicare Part B? (Select all that apply).