A nurse at a health care facility has to instill ear drops in a client. The nurse knows that which of the following techniques varies for an adult and child client?

The nurse is preparing a Compazine, prochlorperazine, injection to be administered to a client.  Which statement demonstrates the correct handling of the syringe during the preparation of the injection? 

Which nursing intervention demonstrates proper wheelchair safety?

What is the course policy for turning in an assignment or exam late? ( This includes extensions on assignments)

You are the nurse caring for Anna George, an 84-year-old client. Anna has multiple co-morbidities and easily tires with activity. When turning and repositioning the patient the nurse finds a blanchable, reddened area on the patient’s left hip. What is the most appropriate action by the nurse?

To prevent back strain, which is the best position for the nurse to carry the client’s breakfast tray?

A nurse states, “that patient is 78 years old, too old to learn how to change a dressing.” What is the nurse demonstrating in her communication?

What can you download that will give you an up-to-date version of Excel to use in this course?

Upon examining the feet of an older adult client with diabetes, the nurse notices long, thick nails. The client says that the nails catch on their socks and asks the nurse to cut them. Which is the most appropriate nursing intervention?

The Blood Pressure has been recorded as 140/80. What would the nurse document as the pulse pressure?