Write out what each abbreviation stands for in relation to the content covered in unit IV. Remember that spelling matters. O2: [BLANK-1] CO2: [BLANK-2] TV: [BLANK-3] IRV: [BLANK-4] ERV: [BLANK-5] RV: [BLANK-6] IC: [BLANK-7] VC: [BLANK-8] FRC: [BLANK-9] TLC: [BLANK-10]

A client is newly prescribed torsemide 10 mg PO daily for hypertension. Which foods will the nurse teach the client to increase in their diet? Select all that apply. 

The nurse is administering an infusion of vancomycin IV bolus to a client diagnosed with cellulitis. When assessing the client’s IV, the nurse finds it to be edematous and leaking at the insertion site. What action will the nurse take next?

The nurse understands that which of the following conditions can increase serum osmolality? Select all that apply. 

The nurse is caring for a client who is prescribed 0.9% sodium chloride to infuse at 125 mL/hr. Which client data would cause the nurse to question the healthcare provider regarding this IV fluid order?

Alopecia is a term used to describe _________________. 

Consultations for braiding services require three specific considerations. All of the following are considerations EXCEPT: 

Which tool is used to remove tangles in hair that is wet and wavy or dry and curly, as well as in human hair extensions? 

To stimulate the scalp, smooth dry textured hair, and remove lint and dirt from locs, use a ______________________ .

A client who has fine, shorter, layered hair and a heart-shaped face is attending a special event. The client wants a sophisticated braided style that makes the hair look longer and fuller. What should the stylist recommend?