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The features of physiological oedema are the following except

The blood pressure in normal pregnancy is:

The nurse asks a client what the client would do if she/he found a stamped and addressed envelope on the street. The client says she/he would put it in a mailbox. What conclusion should the nurse draw from this exchange?

A diabetic client is admitted with a foul smelling, draining leg wound and a wound culture is ordered. When should the nurse plan to obtain the culture?

A client is admitted with a diagnosis of cholecystitis. One of the admitting orders is for morphine PRN for pain. Why would the nurse question this order?

Which cranial nerve is being tested when the nurse asks the client to shrug his/her shoulders and resist pressure to put them down?

A nurse is working with a client who has an arterial line for direct blood pressure monitoring. What is the first action the nurse should take when performing an assessment of the system?

Which results of a CBC (complete blood count) with differential should the nurse interpret as indicating the client has a viral infection?

A client is admitted for pneumonia. Which assessment finding is most indicative of a potential complication?

A hospitalized client has protective precautions in place because of severe neutropenia. Which statement by a nurse is correct regarding the use of protective precautions?

When assessing a client’s hands, the nurse notes clubbing of the fingers. The nurse recognizes that clubbing is a sign of:

A client had a barium enema. Following the barium enema, the nurse should anticipate an order for which of the following?