A nurse is assessing two patients on the unit. Patient A developed sudden confusion, restlessness, and fluctuating levels of attention over the past 12 hours. Patient B has had a gradual, progressive decline in memory and executive functioning over the last several years. The nurse correctly recognizes which statement about these conditions?

Which of the following is a key distinction between endometriosis and PCOS?

Which medication history would cause the nurse to hold nitroglycerin and notify the provider?

Which findings are priority patient education points for a client starting lisinopril? (Select all that apply.)

The nurse is teaching a patient newly diagnosed with gout about lifestyle factors that can increase the risk of future gout attacks. Which statement by the patient indicates a need for further education?

Which structure receives deoxygenated blood from the body?

Long-term use of zolpidem places the patient at greatest risk for:

A patient with COPD is prescribed ipratropium. Which patient statement indicates the need for further teaching?

Freddy is an incredibly intelligent 9-year-old child. He is top of his class and is poised to receive the coveted Little Einstein Award. Freddy is out shopping with his parents when he notices a worker on top of a ladder with wheels on it. Being a playful child, Freddy walks past several warning signs and pushes the ladder so that it starts rolling. As a result, the worker falls and injures both legs and his hip. Which of the following is a likely outcome should the worker decide to sue the child?

The band, “Tarboro,” decides to release a song that is based off a popular song by another group but with humorous changes to the lyrics. The song is meant to be a free release that teaches children about the dangers of breaking the law. It does not affect the sales of the original song. Which of the following contribute to the fair use of this song in relation to copyright law?