A nurse is describing the clinical manifestations of portal hypertension. Which would the nurse discuss as the most common clinical manifestation?

A patient has primary hyperaldosteronism. Which conditions are typical for patients with this disease?

A patient has suffered a spinal cord injury at T7. The nurse notes a sudden increase in the patient’s blood pressure (280/120 mm HG) and bradycardia. Which condition is the patient experiencing?

A patient is experiencing a thyroid storm. Which assessment findings will the nurse observe?

A patient has suffered a spinal cord injury at T7. The nurse notes a sudden increase in the patient’s blood pressure (280/120 mm HG) and bradycardia. Which condition is the patient experiencing?

A patient is admitted after suffering a severe injury to the brainstem. When the patient’s head is in a neutral position, all four limbs are rigidly extended. Which of the following would the nurse note on the chart?

A patient has primary hyperaldosteronism. Which conditions are typical for patients with this disease?

A patient presents with thyrotoxicosis/hyperthyroidism. Would of the following signs would the clinician expect to see?

The nurse is explaining the clotting cascade to a patient who is recovering from a tissue injury. Which of the following does the nurse identify as the primary initiator of clotting?

The nurse is explaining the clotting cascade to a patient who is recovering from a tissue injury. Which of the following does the nurse identify as the primary initiator of clotting?