A nurse is providing care for an elderly client whose analge…
A nurse is providing care for an elderly client whose analgesia has been ordered by the IV route. While reviewing the client’s medication administration record, the nurse observes that the dosage range differs from that of most young adult clients. What is the most likely rationale for this difference?
Read DetailsYou are caring for a 63 year old male who suffered a massive…
You are caring for a 63 year old male who suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke. On initial assessment, your patient’s vital signs were T 99.1F, HR 114, BP 100/64, RR 26, and O2 saturation of 94% on 70% FiO2. Two hours later, you note the patient’s HR is now 48, BP 68/43, and the patient has Cheynes-Stokes respirations. Based on these findings, the patient likely has neurogenic shock from?
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An 81-year-old client has been admitted to the hospital during an exacerbation of chronic heart failure that has resulted in peripheral edema and hypervolemia. This client’s fluid volume could be best reduced by which of the following methods?
Read DetailsTrue or False. You are a student nurse. You work hard to s…
True or False. You are a student nurse. You work hard to study and practice skills. Sometimes it’s overwhelming, but you’re doing a great job. All of this hard work will be worth it. You’re on your way to being an amazing nurse!
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