The nurse walks into a client’s room who just returned from a carotid endarterectomy and hears the following sound: What is the nurse’s first action?

The nurse records a client’s ankle blood pressure as 130/72 mmHg and their brachial blood pressure as 156/84 mmHg. What is the nurse’s calculation of the client’s ankle brachial index? Round your answer to the hundredths. 

Upon assessment, the nurse observes an ulcer on a client’s lower extremity. Which question will the nurse ask to gain more data about the ulcer? Select all that apply. 

The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with biventricular heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Which of the following findings is a priority to report to the healthcare provider? 

Determine the priority of each of the nurse’s actions. 

A client diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency has lower extremity edema that leaves a 6 mm depression that lasts more than a minute. How will the nurse document this finding?

Students will need to work hard to complete this academy successfully.

Upon completion the college will assign me a fire department to work for my career.

You are talking to a coworker, Joel, about what you want out of work. He tells you that he learned about Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in school and that he believes the hierarchy explains when people will be motivated. Based on class lectures, which of the following responses to Joel is most supported by research?

Marlena is taking on a new role as a manager. She considers the main part of her role to be to support her employees with whatever resources they need to get their work done. She does not closely monitor the work of employees but asks them to come to her if they have any questions or could use some help. The assumptions Marlena has about her workers attitudes are most consistent with: