- D Left Sided Pellet Like Nodes In The Supraclavicular Region 13 39 A Client Was Admitted To The Emergency Department W 1 (89.6 KiB) Viewed 139 times
d)Left-sided "pellet-like" nodes in the supraclavicular region 13.39.A client was admitted to the emergency department with respiratory problems at a rate of 5 beats per minute. The nurse should interpret this respiratory as this question is slightly diff. review original) a)Tachypnea b)Cheyene-Stokes Respira c)Hypoventilation d)Agonal Breathing 14.53. Which of the following information would a nurse collect as part of the Review of Systems portion of a complete health history? a)Conjunctiva moist and pink b)Fractured tibia at age 15 c)Skin color is uniform d)Wheezing audible without stethoscope 15. While assessing a client's wrist and hand, a nurse asks him to turn his hand palm upward and then toturn his hand palm downward. These positions of the hand are referred to as a. 1= flexion; 2-extension b. 1-extension; 2=flexion c. 1=pronation; 2 = supination d. 1=supination; 2= pronation 16. A school nurse notices that a girl in gym class is unable to move her arms to effectively jump rope. In order to jump rope the shoulder must be capable of a.Adduction b.Protraction c.Circumduction d. Abduction 17.25.Upon admission to the surgical unit, a nurse obtained a client's pulse and respiratory rates and noted an irregular pulse rhythm. The nurse's next action should be to a)Document the findings in the client's chart b)Ask if the client had recently exercised c)Notify the physician d)Check the client for a pulse deficit 18.when taking a history from a newly admitted patient the nurse notices he often pauses and expectantly looks at the nurse what would be the nurses best response to this behavior? Be silent and allow him to continue when he is ready