True or false: The single most important action to reduce the transmission of infection is hand hygiene.

A nurse asks the client to state their name, date, and current location. which component of the mental status exam is the nurse conducting?

Which area on the diagram below represents the area where the nurse would obtain the client’s left radial pulse?

The nurse recognizes that which of the following should be done to ensure an accurate blood pressure measurement? Select all that apply.

Which set of client vital signs is most concerning?

A client weighs 165 pounds. This client’s weight in kilograms is [kg].

You have a student nurse, and you gave her this scenario: a patient has chronic low blood pressure and decreased heart rate. Your student nurse believes that a beta 1 agonist would be an appropriate therapy. What would your response be?

What occurs once the membrane potential exceeds the threshold value?

What physiological effects does Angiotensin II cause?

HIV works by infecting and destroying Helper T-Cells. If someone has significantly reduced Helper T cells, how would this affect the immune response?