Proprioception: Min decrease noted in entire (L) LE.

If the patient cannot verbally communicate with you, how can you determine what his or her pain level might be prior to, during, or following treatment?

Under Medicare Part B, define the scenarios that Medicare provided as guidance for appropriately billing when a student is involved in the treatment of the patient. 

Which of the following are within the scope of PTA practice? Check all that apply

Identify the statement below that is NOT an appropriate objective response

For Medicare Part A, match the following definitions:

The nurse is assessing a client being treated for congestive heart failure. What physical findings would indicate that the client’s condition is not improving?

A client is prescribed lisinopril (Zestril) for treatment of heart failure. What assessment finding should cause the nurse concern following the initial administration of this drug?  

The nurse is reviewing the medication administration record of a patient who takes a variety of medications for the treatment of hypertension. What potential therapeutic benefits of antihypertensive should the nurse identify?

The nurse is educating a client scheduled for elective surgery. The client currently takes aspirin daily. What education should the nurse provide with regard to this medication?