The nurse is teaching family members of a child newly diagnosed with muscular dystrophy about early signs. The nurse knows that teaching was successful when a parent states that which of the following signs may indicate the condition early?

A client with Parkinson’s disease​ (PD) is prescribed benztropine to treat tremors and rigidity. The nurse should teach the client about which adverse effect they may experience from this​ medication? Select all that​ apply

What is the proper temperature for a tub bath or shower?

Mr. Rosen is able to complete most of his bath by himself; he just needs help getting into and out of the tub. How long should you allow Mr. Rosen to remain in the bathtub?

How should the head of an unconscious person be positioned during oral care?

Mrs. Robbins has a systemic rash caused by a reaction to a new medication. A systemic rash would indicate:

The most common site for counting the pulse rate is:

Mrs. Aims, age 83, appears flushed and her oral temperature is 99.8°F. What conclusion should the nursing assistant draw from these assessment findings?

You are helping Mrs. McCann, a new resident at the long-term care facility where you work, to settle into her new room. She has brought a lamp from home that she would like to use, but the cord is frayed and the lamp does not look safe to use. What should you do?

The nursing assistant knows that Mrs. Sullivan, one of the residents with dementia, gets very agitated at the idea of having to bathe. Which nursing assistant action can help make sure that bath time goes smoothly?