The nurse is admitting clients to the same-day surgery unit. Which insertion site for routine peripheral venous catheters will the nurse choose most often? 

A client decides to have hospice care rather than an extensive surgical procedure. Which ethical principle does the client’s behavior illustrate? 

The nurse is caring for several postoperative clients who have had abdominal surgery. Which independent nursing intervention can help prevent the development of thrombophlebitis? 

Which assessment finding would the nurse expect when a client is diagnosed with left-sided congestive heart failure? Select all that apply. (There are 2 correct responses) 

Which finding by the nurse will be of most concern when a client has venous insufficiency? 

Which assessment is the priority when a client with heart failure reports a 9-pound (4-kilogram) weight gain in the past 2 weeks? 

Which client would be at an increased risk for coronary artery disease (CAD)? 

 A nurse is caring for a post-operative client. What strategy should the nurse recommend to prevent postoperative constipation?

Tre is a 23 year old male that presents to the clinic with concerns regarding his mood. For the last two and a half years he has felt depressed. He does not note any time period within the last two and a half years that he has been happy for greater than two weeks. He is not sure what has triggered this and it has been hard for him to manage. His energy is low, he is sleeping 12 hours a day, he is overeating and he has feelings of hopelessness. He denies any manic or hypomanic symptoms in his life. He is not on any medications at this time and his lab work at his last physical (TSH, CBC, CMP, B12, Vit D and Folate) were normal. His PHQ-9 is 20 and GAD-7 is 5. When thinking about this presentation what is the best DSM-5-TR diagnosis with his current symptoms:

You have a 23 year old female that comes into your clinic and was on lamotrigine for bipolar II. She would like to wean off the lamotrigine during her pregnancy while she is monitored for a hypomania. You do wean her off and two months later she comes in and states she is feeling depressed and she has a family member on fluoxetine and she inquires about going on fluoxetine. What is your best response with what you know about her bipolar II diagnosis: