The nurse in the medical intensive care unit is caring for a client who is in respiratory acidosis due to inadequate ventilation. Which diagnosis could the client have that could cause inadequate ventilation? Select all that apply.

A client with a history of arthritis is being discharged to home after right wrist surgery, and the nurse reviews nonopioid pain relief measures. Which intervention(s) would best address the needs of this client? Select all that apply.

A client with an exacerbation of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) has been hospitalized on a medical unit. The nurse observes that the client expresses anger and irritation when the call bell isn’t answered immediately. Which response would be the most appropriate?

A client has a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis, and the primary provider has now prescribed cyclophosphamide. The nurse’s subsequent assessments should address which potential adverse effect?

A nurse is providing care for a client who has a rheumatic disorder. The nurse’s focused assessment includes the client’s mood, behavior, level of consciousness, and neurologic status. Which diagnosis is most likely for this client?

The nurse is addressing condom use in the context of a health promotion workshop. When discussing the correct use of condoms, which instruction should the nurse give the attendees?

A nurse is designing a smoking cessation program based on the Health Belief Model. Which of the following best illustrates how the focus of the model?

A public health nurse is investigating an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness in a community. Which approach best demonstrates application of the person, place, and time epidemiologic model?

A nurse educator is teaching about the health consequences of alcohol use in the United States. Which statement best describes how alcohol use is responsible for many health problems in the U.S.?

A nurse is planning care for a patient with advanced prostate cancer who has completed treatment. Which intervention best represents tertiary prevention?