A client ask the nurse what the pulse oximetry reading of 98% indicates. What answer below would be the nurse’s best response? 

What statement by the client indicates the existence of referred pain?

The pre-operative nurse is educating a client and their family about how to use the patient controlled analgesia (PCA) pump.  What information below would the nurse give the client’s family?

A client asks the nurse what is means to have a pulse deficit? The nurse’s best response is?

Upon obtaining a client’s blood pressure the nurse notes a reading of 150/96 mm Hg, and the client denies ever having hypertension. What should be the nurse’s first action?

The nurse caring for a twenty -month -old would assess the heart rate at which location?

The admitting nurse documents a client has tachypnea. Which rate best demonstrates this?

The pulse oximeter indicates a client’s blood oxygen level is 89%. What is the first action by the nurse?

The nurse explains to a client that it is important to slowly change positions to diminish or eliminate this type of blood pressure complication.

The Sunshine Insurance Company refuses to offer new life insurance policies to people over the age of 65. At the age of 66, Mr. Henderson would like to marry Ms. Parker, who is 47. Mr. Henderson explains to Ms. Parker that he is unable to provide her with a life insurance upon his death and Ms. Parker refuses his proposal to marriage. The policy which hinders Mr. Henderson from fully participating in society as a husband and provider is an example of: