The nurse is caring for a client and assesses peaked T waves on the cardiac monitor.  Which electrolyte imbalance does the nurse suspect? 

A client returns from surgery with a tracheostomy tube after having neck cancer removed.  In caring for the client during the first 24 hours, the nurse should:  

What TCC online resource(s) can you use to help with this course? Select all the correct answers.

There are 5 exams throughout the entire semester including the final exam.

What is one of your professor’s hobbies?

A client was admitted 3 days ago with nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. The nurse does a head to toe assessment on the client. To appropriately determine the fluid balance of the client, the nurse should closely monitor: 

Upon arrival to the emergency department, a patient is found to have an SpO2 of 75% on a nonrebreather mask. You notice that the nonrebreather mask is connected to a bubble humidifier. The humidifier bottle is whistling and is expanded. What is your next action as the respiratory therapist?

The cumulative final exam is optional, and can be dropped.

Online tests are timed, but you are allowed to use resources like your lab manual and the internet to help you answer the questions.

Solve the problem. (Note: If you would like to input mathematical symbols/equation, click on the three dots (more) on the right, and then click  the  button)Fatima wants to rent a car and go to the beach. Her budget is $75. The rental company has a flat fee of $30 for renting the car and $2.50 per mile.  Write an inequality that represents this context then solve for the number of miles that Fatima can drive to stay within her budget.  Round to the nearest tenth of a mile, if necessary.