old exams

Question 1

12.The Rn administering furosemide(lasix). The rn must monitor which of the following adverse effector

Answer 1

ototoxicity

Question 2

13.The pt has been running a long distance marathon on a very warm day. the pt c/o dizziness and nausea, and is taken to the hospital where she becomes lethargic. The serum sodium level is 125mEq/l. what will bve the best plan of the RN?

Answer 2

preprare to administer NS IV

Question 3

14.THe pt recvs dexxtran 40. pt c/o tachychardia,dyspnea, and cough. what is the best evaluation by the nurse?

Answer 3

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Question 4

IN evaluating laboratory data, the nurse corrlatres which result with the diagnosis of Myesthesis gravis?

a. elevated serum calciuk level
b. decreased thyroid hormone level
c. decreased complete blood count
d. elevated actylcholine receptor anitbody

Answer 4

Elevated acetlcholine receptor antibody levels.

Question 5

A client is actively experiencing status epileptics. Which prescribed medication does the nurse prepare to administer

a. lorazepam
b. atropine
c. morphine sulfate
d. demerol

Answer 5

a.Lorazepam

Question 6

The nurse is teaching the client who is newly diagnosed with epilepsy . which statement by the client indicates a need for fiuthjer concerning the drug regimen?

a. i will not drink any alcoholic beverages
b. i will ear a medical alert bracelet
c. I will let my doctor know about all my prescriptions
d. I can skip a couple of my pills if they make me ill

Answer 6

d. i can skin a couple of mu pills if they make me sick

Question 7

A nruse is caring for a client who just experiences a seizure . While doing follow i[p documentation the nurse plans to include which items in the progress notes? SDelect a;; that apply:

a. reports of unusual sounds or smells prior to the seizure
b. what the client was doing prior to the seizure
c. food and intake prioir to the seruizure
d. the amount of lighting in the room when the seizure began
e. the part of the body where the seizure started

Answer 7

a. reports of unusual sounds or smells prior to the seizure
b. what the client was doing prior to the seizure
e. the part of the body where the seizure started

Question 8

A client with multiple sclerosis tells the nurse, I am worried that trhis condition will maklemee too tired to do anything when I of home. Which response by the nurse support the goals of minting client independence?

a. maybe you can get a family member to hrlop you out in the eavenings
b. you are going to have to learn to be happy with doing less and taking more naps
c. you should go to the drug store to get asitive devices
d. Lets look at the things you do everyday and figure out how to space the activities throughout your day

Answer 8

d.Lets look at the things you do everyday and figure out how to space the activities throughout your day

Question 9

The nurse is caring for the client who begins to experience seizure activity in bed. which of the following action by the nurse would be contraindicated?

a. staing with the patient
b. restraingin the client limbs
c. removin the pillow and raising padded side rails
d. positioning the client to the side, if possible

Answer 9

b.restraining the client limbs

Question 10

the client is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of guillian barre syndrome. the nurse inquires during the client nursing admission interview if the client has a history of:

a. seizures and traumas to the brain
b. meneingitis during the last 5 years
c. back injury or trauma to the spinal cords
d. respiratory or GI infection during the previous month

Answer 10

d.respiratory or GI infection during the previous month

Question 11

The nurse is planning to instate seizure precautions for a client who is being admitted from the emergency department. which of the following measures would the nurse include in the planning fir the clients safety ? select all that apply:

a. padding the side raise of the bed
b. placing an aurway ar the bedside
c. placin the bed i high position
d. placinfg oxygen and suctioning equip[kment at the beside.
e. putting apadded young blade at the head of the bed

Answer 11

a. padding the side raise of the bed
b. placing an aurway ar the bedside
d. placing oxygen and suction equipment at the bedside

Question 12

when caring for an unconscious patient what nursing intervention tales highest priority?

a. inserting an indwelling urine catheter
b. mainting a patent airway
c. putting an NG tube
d. administering an enema daily

Answer 12

b.maintaing a patent airway

Question 13

A patient who had been on long term phenytoin (dilantin) therapy has been admitted to your unit. you would be correct in assessing what adverse effect of this therapy?

a. bradychardia
b. diarrhea
c. gingival hperplasia
d. weight gain

Answer 13

c.gingival hyperplasia

Question 14

while completing a health history on a newly diagnosed patient with general seizure disorder the nurse would asses for what characteristic associated with the posit octal state

a. epileptic cry
b. confusion
c. urinary incontinence
d. body rigidity

Answer 14

b.confusion

Question 15

a patient with possible bacteria meningitis is admitted top the icu . what assessment data would the nurse know in an expected finding for a patient with bacterial meningitis:

a. pain apron ankle dorsilfexion of the foot
b. neck flexion produces flexion of the knees and hips
c. inability tos rand with eyes closed and arms extended without swaying
d. numbness and tingling int he lower extremities

Answer 15

b. neck flexion produces flexion of the knees and hips

Question 16

your patient is newly diagnosed with MS. what basic information should you provide the patient?

a. it is a progressing demylenating disease of the nervous system
b. it usually occurs more frequently in men
c. it has an acute onset
d. it is caused by a bacterial infection.

Answer 16

a.it is a progressing demylenating disease of the nervous system

Question 17

a male patient presents tot eh clinic complaining of a headache. the nurse notes that the patient is guarding his neck and tells the nurse that he has stiffness in the neck area. the nurse suspects the patient may have meningitis. what is another well recognized sign pif this infection?

a. negative bradzinskies isgn?
b. positive kernigs sign?
c. hyperpatellar refelx
d. shiggish pupil reaction

Answer 17

b. positive kernigs sign

Question 18

the nurse is assessing breath sounds, which assessment finding has been creectly linked to the primary intervention of the nurse?
a,hollow sound heard over the trachea
b.crackle heard in even bases; have the client cough forcefully
c.wheezes heard in central areas; administer inhaled bronchodialator
d.vesicular sounds over the periphery; have the client breathe deeply

Answer 18

c.wheezes heard in central areas; administer inhaled bronchodialator

Question 19

a client has sever gadget’s disease. which factor has the highest priority when the nurse intervenes in the care of the client?

a. dietary education
b. exercise program
c. bedrest
d. relief of pain

Answer 19

d.relief of pain

Question 20

a client with a history of chronic obstructive disease COPD presidents to the clinic with increased cough and low grade temp. which question by the nurse el;icits the most useful information?

a. how loing have you been sick
b. has sputum changed color?
c. is anyone else in your house sick
d. do you take any medications

Answer 20

b.has sputum changed color?

Question 21

the nurse is caring or a client after a thoracentisis. which assessment finding bvy the nurse warrants immediate action?

a. client rates pain a 3/10 at the site of the procedure
b. small amount of drainage s noted form the site
c. pulse oximetry is 96% on 2L of oxygen
d. trachea is deviated toward the opposite side of the neck

Answer 21

d.trachea is deviated toward the opposite side of the neck

Question 22

a client had a bronchoscopy 2 hours ago and is requesting water to drink. which action but he nurse is most appropriate?

a. call the MD for an order for food and drink
b. give the client ice chips instead of drinking water
c. asses the gag reflex of the client befiore giving anything
d. let the client have water.

Answer 22

c.asses the gag reflex of the client befiore giving anything

Question 23

which person it at greater risk for developing a community acquired pneumonia?

a. middle aged teacher who typically eats a diet of asian foods
b. older adults who smokes and has a substance abuse problem
c. older adult otherwise in good health
d. young adult aerobics instructor who is a vegetarian.

Answer 23

b.older adults who smokes and has a substance abuse problem

Question 24

a nurse is caring for a 76 y/o female client brought into an outpatient clinic by her husband. the husband states that his wife woke up this morning and did n to recognize him or know where she was. the client reports chills and chest pain that worsen with inspiration. which of the following is the highest priority nursing task?

a. obtain baseline vital signs and oxygen saturation
b. opbtian sputum culture
c. obtian a medical history
d. provide a pneumoccoal injection

Answer 24

a.obtain baseline vital signs and oxygen saturation

Question 25

the client tells the nurse that hue usually expectorates about 2 ounces of thin clear colorless sputum each day mostly in the morning after getting out of bed. what is the initial action of the nurse after gaining this information? a. ask the client to provide a morning sputum sample for lab analysis b. obtain a specimen of sputum in a sterile container for culture c. monitor for an increase in sputum production or change in color d. notify the healthcare provider and prepare the client for possible bronchoscopy.

Answer 25

c.monitor for an increase in sputum production or change in color

Question 26

The client has recently been started on flovent which assessment finding would require the nurses immediate intervention a. oral lesions b. dry eyes c. heart rate of 100 d. headache

Answer 26

a.oral lesions

Question 27

which statement indicates that the client understands teachings about the correct use of corticosteroid medication? a. this drug can reverse my symptoms during an asthma attack b. this drug is effective in decreasing the frequency of my asthma attacks c. this drug can be used most effectively as a rescue agent d. this drug can safely be used on a long term basis for multiple applications daily

Answer 27

b.this drug is effective in decreasing the frequency of my asthma attacks

Question 28

a nurse is caring for a client who has dyspnea. in which of the following positions should the nurse place the client? a. supine b. dorsal recumbent c. high fowlers d. lateral

Answer 28

c.high fowlers

Question 29

The nurse observes that the middle afed clients anteropostrerioir(AP) chest diameter is the same as her lateral chest diameter. What si the most important question for the client in response to this finding? a. no questions are needed regarding this normal finding b. do you have any chronic breathing problems? c. how often do you perform aerobic excersise? d. what are your hobbies ?

Answer 29

b.do you have any chronic berating problems?

Question 30

the nurse is assessing a client who has a serum potassium level of 4.5 mEq/L after coronary artery bypass graft(CABG) surgery. What action does the nurse take? a. notiofy the healthcare provider b. document the finding c. administer perscribed diuretics d. administer prescribed potassoium replacments

Answer 30

b.document the finding

Question 31

the nurse is caring for 4 clients with asthma. which client does the nurse asses first a. the client with the barrel chest and clubbed fingernails b. client with Sa02 level of 94% at rest c. client with explatory phase is loner thant he inspiratory phase d. client who's heart rate is 120 beats/min

Answer 31

d.client who's heart rate is 120 beats/min

Question 32

a client with COPD is lying flat in bed and reports shortness of breath. what action does the nurse take first? a. notiofy the healthcare provider b. elevate the head of the bed c. asses oxygen saturation d. have the client take deep breathes

Answer 32

b.elevate the head of the bed

Question 33

an older adult admitted to the ER with respiratory symptoms. which client symptom requires the nurse to intervene immediately : a. new onset confusion b. scattered wheezing c. crackles d. flushed cheeks

Answer 33

a.new onset confusion

Question 34

which is the highest priority goal to set for a client with pneumonia a. absence of cyanosis b. maintanence of SaO2 of 95% c. walking 20 feet three time daily d. blood pressure of 120/80

Answer 34

b.maintanence of SaO2 of 95%

Question 35

the nurse is caring for 4 clients who had arterial blood gas ABG's. which lab value warrants immediate intervention by the nurse? a. HCO3=25mEq/L b. SpO2 of 96% c. H of 7.38 d. PaCO2 of 48mmhg

Answer 35

d.PaCO2 of 48mmhg

Question 36

a client has COPD and as been placed on 2L nasal O2 while hospitalized. the client has only been on the oxygen for approx 30min when he suddenly seems even more short of breath than previously, although he is neither gray nor ashy in color. The nurse recognizes that the client is experiencing which pif the following? a. oxygen enduced hypoventilation b. hypoxemia c. absorption atelectasis d. hypercarbia

Answer 36

a.oxygen enduced hypoventilation

Question 37

a client is known to have lung cancer and had been admitted for abdominal pain and jaundice. A CT scan reveals tumors in the clients liver. The clinet is distraught and ays, so now i have liver cancer too? which response by then nurse is most appropriate? a. yes, liver cancer is common in people who already have lung cancer b. yes, your chmo left you vil;nerable to a virus that causes liver cancer. c. no the tumors are actually from your lung cancer, which has metastisiesz, d. no having tumors in two different organs are rare, you probably have hepatitis

Answer 37

c.no the tumors are actually from your lung cancer, which has metastisiesz,

Question 38

which measure is considered a secondary prevention for cancer? a. yearly fecal occult blood testing in adults b. avoidance of alcohol c. teacing about vitamin therapy d. using sunscreen when outdoors

Answer 38

a.yearly fecal occult blood testing in adults

Question 39

the nurse is counseling a client who smokes and drinks heavily about cancer risk. the client is adamant that he or she will never stop smoking. which question byut he nurse is most appropriate? a. would you be willing to stop drinking alcohol? b. why won't you try the nicotine patch? c. whya re you so determined to continue smoking d. do you understand that smoking si the leading cause of cancer

Answer 39

a. would you be willing to stop drinking alcohol?

Question 40

a cancer invading the bone marrow can cause which effects? a. hypokalemia b. thrombocytopenia c. degenerative joint disease d. fluid overloiad

Answer 40

b.thrombocytopenia

Question 41

the nurse counsels a wman who had BRCA 1 gene that she has what chance for developing breast cancer during her lifetime? a. none; thi gene has protective effect b. same as the general population c. lower than the general population d. higher than the general population

Answer 41

d. higher than the general population

Question 42

then nurse is interested in the primary prevention for cancer. which activity does the nurse most likely participate in? a. distributing occult fecla blood tests kist to people at the shopping mall b. arrangin transportation volunteers for clients undergoing radiation therapy c. teaching high school students the dangers pif using tobacco d. schedulking women for an annual PAP smear

Answer 42

c.teaching high school students the dangers pif using tobacco

Question 43

the most common cause of bleeding in cancer patients is a. anemia b. coagulation disorders c. hypoxemia d. thrombocytopenia

Answer 43

hypoxemia

Question 44

A CLIENT SABSOLUTE NEUTROPHIL COUNT (and) is 550/mm3. what is the nurses best action? a. use standard precautions b. place the client on a low sodium diet c. place client on a low sodium diet d. administer chemotherapy

Answer 44

use standard precautions

Question 45

the nurse receives a report that a clients lab results show a left shift or an increase in circulating band neutrophils. what is the nurses best action a. keep the client o bed rest b. preprare the clinet for surgery c. increase the client oxygen flow rate d. check the patients temperature

Answer 45

check the patients temp

Question 46

a clients white blood cell (WBC) count value is 10,000 cell/mm3. the nurse reviews the differentia;l. which counts or percentages is the nurse sure to report to the provider? a. eosinophils, 20/mm3 b. a left shift in the white count c. neutrophils, 6000/mm3 d. basophils 100/mm3

Answer 46

b.a left shift in the white count

Question 47

A client reports severe hay fever and allergic rhinitis. which finding does the nurse expect to see in the client lab resul;ts a. band neutriphils outnumber segmented neutrophils b. the basophil count is 50/mm3 c. the eosinophil count is 20% d. the white count is 7500/mm3

Answer 47

c.the eosinophil count is 20%

Question 48

a nurse is working with a client at a public health clinic. the clinic says to the nurse, the doctor said that my CD4+ count is 450. Is that good? what is the best response by the nurse? a. your count is high so you can cut back on your medication b. your count is normal because your medication are woprkingf well c. your count is bait low and you are susceptible;e to infection d. your count ius very low and your acutallyt now have aids

Answer 48

c.your count is bit low and you are susceptible; to infection

Question 49

the nurse is caring for a young woman at he primary health care clinic. which assessment finding lead s the nrus to question the client about risk factor for hiv? a. six vagianl yeasty infection in the past 12 months b. unable to ebcome pregnant for the past 2 years c. severe cramping and iregular periooids d.  √dry heavy periods and breakthrough bleeding

Answer 49

a. six vaginal yeast infections int eh past 12 months

Question 50

during a mumps outbreak at a local school, a patient, who jus a school teacher, is exposed. she has previously been immunized for mumps. what type of immunity does she posses? a. aquired immunity b. passive immunity c. phagocytic immunity d. humoral immunity

Answer 50

a.aquired immunity

Question 51

the nurse jus seeing clients at a drop in primary health clinic. which does the nurse trench about the risks of aquiring HIV? a. middle aged woman with an new sexual partner b. young male whole has male sexual partners c. all client who come to the clinic d. young woman having her first gynecologic examination.

Answer 51

c.all client who come to the clinic

Question 52

The normal reference range for white blood cells in adults is a. 1,000-3000 b. 5000-10000 c. 12,000-15000 d. 17,000-21,000

Answer 52

b.5000-10000

Question 53

a patient is fearful that he has been infected with HIV. The nurse recognizes that which manifestation is the first sign of HIV symptomatic infection? a. opportunitstic infections b. fever, night sweats, muscle aches c. lymphocytonpenia(decreased lymphocyte count) d. anemia

Answer 53

b.fever, night sweats, muscle aches

Question 54

dihenhydramine(benedryl) is an antihistamine . which of the following is an expected adverse effect? a. headache b. nasal stuffiness c. drowziness d. salivation

Answer 54

drowzines

Question 55

S/S of anaphylaxis include all of the following except: a. anxiety b. tachychardia c. pruritus and edmea d. increased CD4 Tcells

Answer 55

d.increased CD4 Tcells`

Question 56

when a patient is experience sing an allergic response , the nurse should initially asses the patient for: a. dyspnea, bronchospams, and/or laryngeal edema b. hypotension and tachychardia c. the presence and location of pruritus d. the severity of cutaneous warmth and flushing

Answer 56

a.dyspnea, bronchospams, and/or laryngeal edema

Question 57

the nurse knows that a patient with HIV/AIDS needs at a least ________________g/kg of protein a day. a. 0.6-0.8 b. 1.2-2.9 c. 0.4-0.6 d. 2.2-2.5

Answer 57

b.1.2-2.0

Question 58

Diarrhea ands malabsporption are prominent clinical problems in patients with AIDS True or False

Answer 58

TRUE

Question 59

youa re doing an admission assesmne on a elderly patient newly admitted for end stage liver disease. you must asses the patients skin turgor. what should you remember when evaluating skin turgor? a. overhydration causes skin to tent b. dehydration causes skin too appear edematous and spongy c. inelastic skin turgor is a normal part of aging d. in addition to coffe, i drink at least one glass of water with each meal.

Answer 59

c.inelastic skin turgor is a normal part of aging

Question 60

a client has been taught to restrict dietary sodium. which food selection by the client indicates to the nurse that teaching has been effective. a. chineese take out including steamed rice b. a grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup c. clices of ham and cheese on whole grain crackers d. a chicken leg, one slice of bread with butter, steamed carrots

Answer 60

d.a chicken leg, one slice of bread with butter, steamed carrots

Question 61

during assessment of hydration status, the client tells the nurse that she usually drinks 3 quarts of liquids each day. which question b the nurse is best? a. do you usually drink liquids hot r cold b. how much salt do you add to your food c. what kids of liquids do you usually drink d. do you drink fluids with meals or between meals

Answer 61

c.what kids of liquids do you usually drink

Question 62

a nurse is caring for several clients whoa re at risk for over hydration. the nurse assdes the older client with which findings first? a. he has diabetes mellitus for 12 years b. uses sodium containing c. just received 3 units of packed red blood cells d. had abdominal surgery and has a nasogastric tube

Answer 62

c.just received 3 units of packed red blood cells

Question 63

the ruse assess distended neck veins in a client sitting in a chair to eat. what intervention is the priority of the nurse? a. document the observation in the chart b. measure urine specific gravity and volume c. asses the pulse and blood pressure d. asses the deep tendon reflexes of the client

Answer 63

c.asses the pulse and blood pressure

Question 64

A client is taking furosemide(lasix) and becomes confused. which potassium level does the nurse correlate with this condition? a. 2.9 mEq/L b. 3.8 mEq/L c. 5.0 mEq/L d. 6.0 mEq/L

Answer 64

a.2.9 mEq/L

Question 65

A client has hypokalemia. which question by the nurse obtains the most information on a possible cause? a. do you use sugar substitutes ? b. do you use diuretics or laxatives c. do you have any kidney disease d. have your bowel habits changed recently

Answer 65

b.do you use diuretics or laxatives

Question 66

the nurse notes that the handgrip pif the client with hypokalemia has diminished since the previous assessment one hour ago. which intervention by by the nurse is a priority? a. asses the respiratory rate, rhythm, and depth b. measure the pulse and blood pressure c. document findings and monitor the client d. call the healthcare provider

Answer 66

a.asses the respiratory rate, rhythm, and depth

Question 67

the nurse is caring for a client who has a sodium level of 128mEq/L. As part of the care, the nurse will restrict which item for this client? a. sports drinks, such as gatoraide b. eggs and cheese products c. salt of the dietary trait d. water

Answer 67

d.water

Question 68

a patient with congestive heart failure is recieving a loop diuretic. the nurse monitors a patient closely for which electrolyte imbalance a. hypernatremia b. hypokalemia c. hypercalcemia d. fluid overload

Answer 68

b.hypokalmeia

Question 69

which treatment option does the nurse anticipate will be the most appropriate for a client with a potassium level of 3.5mEq/L a. Give sodium polystryene sulfate(kayexalate) per rectum b. use salt in the diet c. administer oral potassium chloride(KCL) d. continue to monitor and offer foods high in potassium

Answer 69

d. continue to monitor and offer foods high in potassium

Question 70

The nurse assessing the client for signs of hypocalcemia would conclude that this electrolyte misbalance nexists after noting which finding? a. negative chvosteks sign b. positive trousseaus sign c. positive kernigs sign d. hypoactive bowel sounds

Answer 70

b.positive trousseaus sign

Question 71

a clinicial manefistation not found in hypovolemia is: a. muscle weakness b. oliguria c. postural hypotension d. bradychardia

Answer 71

d.bradychardia

Question 72

``` a patient shows a positive trousseau's or chvosteks sign. the nurse prepares to give what urgent treatment a.IV gluconate b.calcitonin c.IV potassium chloride D.large dose of oral calcium ```

Answer 72

a.IV calcium gluconate

Question 73

the nurse administering potassium to a patient carefully monitored the infusion because of the risk of wha condition ? a. poulmoary edema b. cardiac dysrhthmiua c. postural hypotension d. renal failure

Answer 73

b.cardiac dysrhythmia

Question 74

the patients potassium level is 2.5 mEq/L. which clinical findings does that nurse expect to see when assessing this patient a. generalized skeletal muscle weakness b. moist crakcles and tachypnea c. decreased urine output d. strong handgrip

Answer 74

a.generalized skeletal muscle weakness

Question 75

a client is admitted with hjyponatremia. four hours after the initial assessment the nurse notes that the client has new hyperactive bowel sounds in all four quadrants. what analysis about the condition of the client is correct? a. the hyponatremia is worse b. the hyponatremia is the same c. the hyponatremia is better d. the client now has hypernatremia

Answer 75

a.the hyponatremia is worse

Question 76

which alteration in mental status functioning will alert the nurse to the possibility of hypokalemia a. somnolence b. insomnia c. confusion d. combative behavior

Answer 76

c.confusion

Question 77

When monitoring a patient receiving a potassium chloride KCL piggyback, the nurse is monitoring for all off the following except: a. cardiac dysrhythmias b. phlebitis c. extravasation d. insomnia

Answer 77

d.insomnia

Question 78

which of the following questions should the nurse ask a client who is preparing to receive a varicella vaccine? a. are you allergic to aluminium b. are you allergic to bakers yeast c. are you pregnant d. have you had a recent blood transfusion

Answer 78

b. are you allergic to bakers yeast | c. are you pregnant

Question 79

the nurse wishes to present a cancer program to a group of people at high risk for cancer. i the planning the program, which group dies the nurse consider the priority? a.older adults b.people with sedentary lifestyles clients with family histories of cancer c.clients with family histories of cancer d.people with poor immune function

Answer 79

a.older adults

Question 80

``` surgery that are done to remove lesions that era likely to develop into cancer is known as: ]a.diagnostic b.palliative c.prophylactic d.resconstructive ```

Answer 80

c.prophylactic

Question 81

a major disadvantage of chemotherapy is that it: a. attacks cancer cells during the vulnerable phase b. functions against disseminated disease c. is systemic d. targets normal body cells as well as cancer cells

Answer 81

d.targets normal body cells as well as cancer cells

Question 82

the nurse is planning a cancer education event in an asian community center. the nurse plans to present information specifically on which types of cancer? a. breast and colorectal b. skina dn lymphoma c. liver and stomach d. uterin and ovarian

Answer 82

a.breast and colorectal

Question 83

in preparing a cancer risk reduction pamphlet for african ameriucan clients, it is most important that the nurse include information on prevention and early detection for which types of cancer? a. lung and prostate b. boe and lukemeia c. skin and lymphoma d. stomach and esophegela

Answer 83

a.lung and prostate

Question 84

the nurse is seeing clients in a clinic. which client sdoes the nurse asses further for the development of cancer? a. client with a cough that has lasted for 4 months b. client who's mother dies of lung cancer c. clientwith a ten pound weight gain d. woman who's last mammogram was ten years ago

Answer 84

a.client with a cough that has lasted for 4 months

Question 85

12. the nurse is administering lasix, the nurse should monitor which of the following side effects: a. hypertoxicity b. ototoxicity c. edema d. acidosis

Answer 85

b.ototoxicity