The nurse is caring for the client with a left sided chest tube who is now experiencing manifestations of a tension pneumothorax. The nurse knows that a client with a chest tube is at the greatest risk for tension pneumothorax if which of the following scenarios is present?

CASE STUDY Questions 19-24 Prior information: The client has been admitted with exacerbation left-sided heart failure. The following assessment was performed by the emergency room nurse. Past Medical/Surgical History: type 2 diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, hypertension, and left toe amputation Current Medications: Digoxin, Furosemide, Metformin Allergies: Penicillin Current Vital Signs: B/P 134/82 mmHg, Pulse 126, Respirations 26 and labored, Temp 37.2 C (98.9 F), SPO2 91% on room air Admission Weight: 253 pounds QUESTION 22: The client has been given the nursing priority of impaired gas exchange. Which of the following nursing interventions should be done to help the client achieve the goal of improved oxygenation?

Babies first understand when people are being mean at approximately:

The bottom-line message in the text with regard to breast-feeding is:

A baby sees a new image on a screen and looks up to see what’s going on. The name for this process is _____.

The nurse is caring for the client who is obese, immobile, and prefers to lay on their right side. When completing the morning assessment the nurse notes that the client has a large reddened area on their right hip and small blisters are forming. The nurse’s priority initial intervention would be which of the following?

Sociologists study what?

The nurse assesses the client’s leg heel at 0800 and visualizes the following; The nurse then reassesses the same area of concern at 1930 and visualizes the following; How would the nurse best document the skin changes at 1930?  Describe the area using staging characteristics. 

In a periodic table, what do Periods indicate?

Newborn reflexes typically: