The nurse is measuring a wound and needs to document in the metric system. How does the metric prefix “centi” correlate to the decimal?

A pleural effusion is noted on a chest x-ray, which may result in which of the following?

Mr. Cort develops heart failure, with pulmonary edema, hypotension, tachycardia, dyspnea, water retention, and a heart murmur after receiving fluids for his chemotherapy protocol.

The wheezing subsides.  Ms. Hunting declares she has had asthma all her life and that her mother and son have asthma too.  She has had positive skin tests and says cats, dust, and perfumes are her triggers.  Ms. Hunting’s asthma would be classified which of the following?

The next 4 questions refer to the scenario for Yoobin Chung Ms. Chung is a 25 year old college student with complaints of fatigue and weight loss these past few months.  Today she comes to the student health center with swelling in her left groin and a fever.  Ms. Chung has a chest x-ray which reveals hilar lymphadenopathy.  Ms. Chung’s legs are pink, warm, and dry, with notable edema of the left leg.  Ms. Chung is quite anxious about her health problems and is sobbing uncontrollably, declaring “I don’t want to die”.  A needle biopsy of the left groin lymphatic mass reveals lymphoid hyperplasia with Reed-Sternberg Cells. Vital signs are:  38.2 C, 106, 26, 96/48.  96% sat, Pain 0/10

The following questions 15 questions refer to the following scenario for Ernestine Lipton Ernestine Lipton is a 56 year old woman with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE).  She complains of swelling of her hands, face, and feet.  Vital signs are:  37.5C, 78, 26, 164/98

The following 5 questions  refer to the scenario for Adelaide Hunting Adelaide Hunting is a 79 year old housewife.  Ms. Hunting smokes two packs of cigarettes a day and says she has tried to quit smoking, but has poor will power.  She has a productive cough of green mucous, barrel chest, and bilateral pedal edema.  Vital Signs are 37.8C, 112, 28, and 148/94.  

The following 7 questions  refer to the following scenario for John Fletcher John Fletcher is a young man with a history of HIV infection who is admitted for fatigue, night sweats, a 20 lb weight loss over the last few months, swollen lymph nodes, and pedal edema. He has a productive cough with yellow/brown mucous & complains of orthopnea. Kaposi Sarcoma was diagnosed last month. Vital signs are  38.9C 112 30 118/76. Labs are assessed & a physical examination is performed. CBC Reveals: RBC, 2.0 mill/mm3, Hgb – 6 gm/dl, HCT -18% MCV – 108fl (80-97)  MCH 29 (27-31), MCHC 34% (32-36) Platelets – 30,000 WBC – 14,900 Polys – 70%, Bands – 2%, Eos – 2%, Basos – 1%, Blasts 20%, Monos 5%   Albumin is 2.9  

Ms. Hunting develops acute onset of wheezing, dyspnea, and coughing related to a staff members strong perfume.  The wheezing is likely related to which of the following?

Ms. Hunting’s breathing difficulty with wheezing and dyspnea may benefit from administration of which of the following?