Th nurse is assigned to care for a client hospitalized with Meniere disease. The nurse expects that which of the following would most likely be prescribed for the client?

In treating bacterial conjunctivitis, it is important for the nurse to teach the client to take the course of antibiotics drops until:

Other things being equal, a soil with 30% clay of the ____ type would be expected to have the greatest phosphorus adsorption capacity 

In a soil at pH 7.5, most of the inorganic P is likely to be in the form of _________. 

Which of the following is not an important P loss mechanism?

If assessment of the client reveals a bulging tympanic membrane, which of the following does it indicate?

A client is being admitted for eye surgery. The nurse should anticipate a particular medication to be used prior to his surgery. Which type of medication is most commonly used prior to surgery?

A client is diagnosed with tinnitus. The client asks the nurse what that means. Which explanation by the nurse would be correct?

A client is admitted to the hospital with otosclerosis. A stapedectomy is performed. When the client returned from surgery, the priority nursing action for safety is which of the following?

Which of the following symptoms would be assessed in the client with retinal detachment?