The nurse is caring for a client admitted for new diagnosis of seizures. At shift change, the client begins to have a tonic-clonic seizure. The nurse retrieves the following medication.  Order: 10 mg Diazepam IVP prn seizures Available:  How many milliliters will the nurse administer? Numerical answer only.

New growth:

Your 35-year-old female patient presents with left anterior knee pain for 4 weeks after starting a new running program. Pain is worse when going downstairs, squatting, or standing up from a chair, and eases slightly with rest. She describes a dull ache around the patellar region. No numbness, tingling, or swelling reported. PMH: None. Social history: Works in retail; enjoys running 3x/week. Functional limitations: Difficulty climbing stairs, squatting, and running.   Which muscles’ performance are most important to test? Why?

Stone formation in the bladder occurs primarily in _____ with obstruction or infection of the lower urinary tract.

Carcinoma of the bladder can be dianosed by plain images, IVP, CT, and MRI?

Maisy Keplet is a pleasant and shy 4 year old female who was recently brought into the emergency room with arm pain after she fell off of her bike two days ago.  The physicians order a left wrist, elbow and shoulder.  The wrist radiograph demonstrates a transverse fracture through the distal radius with posterior angulation with some cortical bone thickening.  There is also an avulsion fracture of the ulnar styloid.  Upon further evaluation of the radiographs the radiologist notes that there are two small healing fractures at the lateral end of her clavicle.  Upon clinical evaluation of Maisy, it is observed that the scleras of her eyes are slightly blue.  What is the name of Maisy’s wrist fracture?  What diagnosis will the physicians give her?  Name two facts that led you to this conclusion. (4 points)

Incontinence

Brent Oldsif is a 32 year old male with abdominal pain accompanied with constipation and diarrhea.  He arrives at the radiology department for a Barium Enema to rule out obstruction/mass.  His BE radiographs do not demonstrate any irregularities.  Therefore, the exam is negative.  He also underwent an UGI with a Small Bowel exam last week.  This exam was also negative.  His blood work revealed nothing out of the ordinary as well.  After the BE you are chatting with Mr. Oldsif and he asks when the radiologist will be done looking at the films.  He is under a lot of stress and has an important meeting in one hour that he cannot miss.  What possible diagnosis will be given to Mr. Oldsif?  Name two facts that led you to this conclusion   What type of treatment options are available to him? (4 points)

Which of the following positions would the patient be placed in to demonstrate pneumoperitoneum if they are too ill to stand?

This disease usually affects men and is sometimes treated by removing the bladder and the transplantation of the ureters in the ileum.