The nurse is completing morning cares with a client diagnosed with angina when the client complains of chest pain and displays an oxygen saturation of 89%.  Which intervention should the nurse implement first?

Your client has a diagnosis of dementia and is having problems identifying  acceptable places to urinate. This is an example of what type of urinary incontinence?

The nurse is educating the client about an upcoming intravenous pyelogram (IVP).  Which of the following client statements needs clarification? Select all that apply.

 Which of these teaching interventions would be appropriate in planning care of the aging patient with urinary incontinence?

 After the nurse teaches a client with chronic stable angina about how to use the prescribed nitrates, which statement by the client indicates that the teaching has been effective?

 Which of these teaching interventions would be appropriate in planning care of the aging patient with urinary incontinence?

 A client who has had severe chest pain for the last 4 hours is admitted with a diagnosis of possible Acute MI. Which of these ordered laboratory tests should the nurse monitor to help determine whether the patient has had an MI?

The nurse is providing wound care for the diabetic client with chronic venous insufficiency who has a venous ulcer.  Which of the following interventions is not appropriate?

The nurse is obtaining the history of a newly admitted client.  Which of the following elements in the history places the client at risk for urinary tract infection (UTI)?

The nurse identifies a nursing diagnosis of Ineffective Tissue Perfusion in a client with heart failure.  Which nursing interventions are included in the plan of care for this client? (select all that apply).