When teaching the client about the endocrine system, the nurse explains that all endocrine organs

During the early emergent phase of burns, the nurse understands that analgesics should be given intravenously because

The nurse receives a telephone call stating that the hospital will be receiving casualties from an attack with a vesicant.  For which of the following actions should the nurse prepare?

The client has low serum protein levels.  Because thyroid hormone is 99% protein bound, the nurse would expect the levels of active thyroid hormone to be:

The nurse generates a care plan for a client with a major burn, understanding that a typical plan of care includes: (select all that apply)

The nurse receives a telephone call stating that the hospital will be receiving casualties from an attack with a vesicant.  For which of the following actions should the nurse prepare?

The client has low serum protein levels.  Because thyroid hormone is 99% protein bound, the nurse would expect the levels of active thyroid hormone to be:

The nurse is administering a vasodilating agent to a client in shock.  This suggests the client is experiencing which type of shock?

The nurse is administering a vasodilating agent to a client in shock.  This suggests the client is experiencing which type of shock?

When the nurse applies a painful stimuli to an unconscious client, the client responds by stiffly flexing the arms and wrists. The nurse interprets this finding as