66.  The nurse notes the following assessment findings in a client: writhing, twisting movements of the face, limbs, and body, inability to ambulate, malnutrition, difficulty speaking.  The nurse should anticipate caring for a client with which condition based on the findings?

15.  For what compensatory condition should the nurse carefully assess when the client is hyperventilating?

37. A child has been seen by the school nurse for dizziness since the start of the school term. The child now reports that she would rather sit and watch her friends play hopscotch because she cannot count out loud and jump at the same time. Based on this history, the nurse suspects that she has which defect?

63.  The nurse should teach the client in the management of seizure disorder to follow which diet?

32. Which action would the nurse take if the weights attached to a 7-year-old child in traction are touching the floor?

11.  A client with Diabetes, is unresponsive and has cool clammy skin upon assessment by the nurse.  The client has intravenous fluids of 0.9% sodium chloride infusing at 75 ml/hour.  What action should the nurse implement next?

7. Which drug stays in the skin longer and leads to longer remissions in patients with psoriasis?

70.  Which goal below represents the priority when caring for a client in the acute phase of Gullian-Barre syndrome?

26. Nursing assessment when caring for a client diagnosed with Tracheoesophageal fistula should include which clinical findings?    (Select all that Apply).

91.  The healthcare provider prescribes albuterol for a patient with bronchitis. What side effects of the drug should the nurse monitor for? Select all that apply