For client’s diagnosed with bipolar disorder, anticonvulsant medications may be coprescribed for a brief period of time to sedate the client and relieve bizarre thought processes faster than monotherapy with Lithium.  An example of one of these anticonvulsants would be which of the following?

The client diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, also known as regional enteritis.  Which statement by the client supports this diagnosis?

Name the specific slightly raised area of the previously named bone that the pointer is pointing to. _______

The client diagnosed with a myocardial infarction is six (6) hours post-right femoral percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), also known as balloon surgery.  Which assessment data would require immediate intervention by the nurse?

Name the specific depressed area of the previously named bone that the pointer is pointing to. _______

To calculate the heat units generated by a three-phase, six-pulse x-ray unit, which formula could be used?

If the maximum heat units allowed by a single-phase x-ray unit is 30,000 HU, which of the following sets of techniques should NOT be attempted?

The recovery room nurse is caring for a client who has just had a left BKA.  Which safety intervention does the nurse know is a priority for this particular client?  

Name the specific depression of the previously named bone portion that the bamboo pointer is pointing to: _______

A nurse is caring for a client who has sustained burns over 35% of his total body surface area.  Most of the burns are full-thickness burns on the arms, face, neck and shoulders.  The client’s voice has become hoarse.  He has a brassy cough and is drooling.  These findings are indications of which of the following?