2. You are caring for a 45-year-old female client who is 5 feet, 4 inches tall (162.56 cm) and weighs 210 pounds. The client is motivated to improve her health. What nursing intervention should you prioritize when providing care to this client to support her nutrition and overall well-being?  

10. Which intervention would best improve diet adherence of an older male immigrant recently diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD)?

A 6 week old male presents with severe abdominal tenderness and vomiting.  Mom noted blood in diaper after a bowel movement.  The ultrasound reveals an area in RLQ with alternating hyper and hypoechoic rings . The sonographic finding is suggestive of which of the following? cryptorchidism, appendicitis, intussusception, pyloric stenosis 1. Chose only one as your correct diagnosis 2. Tell me WHY the other three choices are not correct.

24. The nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing limited mobility related to a musculoskeletal alteration. Which laboratory tests would be useful to diagnose the client appropriately? Select all that apply.

26.  A 70-year-old client with a history of osteoarthritis in the hips and knees reports increasing difficulty with walking and performing daily activities. The nurse identifies impaired physical mobility as a priority nursing diagnosis/ concept of concern.  Which nursing intervention is most appropriate to support mobility and reduce joint stiffness in this client?

A sudden increase in surface air temperature often accompanied by extreme drying. It is associated with the downdraft of a thunderstorm, or a cluster of thunderstorms.

38. Which client should the nurse anticipate will have the greatest risk of infection?

The climate of high elevations. Also called mountain climate. There is no single climatic type but a variety of different climate zones often characterized by a rapid change in temperature and precipitation as one ascends or descends in elevation.

35. Which actions should the nurse take to help the client with bowel and bladder dysfunction to reduce the risk of infection? Select all that apply

A region in the Great Plains of the United States extending from Texas and Oklahoma northward into Kansas and Nebraska where tornadoes are most frequent.