The healthcare provider prescribes oral ciprofloxacin 10mg/kg every 12 hours for a child who weighs 44 pounds. The medication is available in a 100mg/mL suspension. How many mL should the practical nurse administer with each dose? (Enter numeric value only.) square

A patient with Lewy body dementia has extrapyramidal features. What can the nurse expect to find in the patient? Select all that apply. Rigidity Fatigue Bradykinesia Shuffling gait Flexed posture

Apply medical terminology for each specialty 5 of 5 Which of the following are components of a single heartbeat? Select all that apply then click Submit below relaxation contraction inhalation expiration

Which condition describes a tooth that does not respond to a sensory stimulus? Necrosis Reversible pulpitis Irreversible pulpitis Periodontal abscess

Hiccups could occur if there was irritation or damage to the __ cutaneous branches of rami associated with the C_(3)-C_(5) region of the spinal cord dorsal rami of spinal nerves associated with the C_(3)-C_(5) region of the spinal cord motor branches of ventral rami associated with the C_(3)-C_(5) region of the spinal cord afferent neurons of spinal nerves associated with the C_(3)-C_(5) region of the spinal cord

A nurse is assisting in the care of a client who is at 37 weeks of gestation. The client states Hi am leaking a lot of fluid. I don't know if it's my bag of water or urine."The client denies experiencing uterine contractions. Which of the following steps should the nurse anticipate assisting with first? Monitoring the fetal heart rate pattern and perform bedside testing to evaluate the nuid. Obtain a urine sample to de detect t the presence of infection and obtain the client's temperature. Monitor for uterine contractions and obtain the client's blood pressure. Auscultate maternal heart rate and notify the provider.

Which explanation would the nurse provide if a patient asks the obstetric nurse what Nagele's rule is? "It is used to identify the softening of the cervix." "It is used to identify presumptive signs of pregnancy." "It is used to determine the estimated date of delivery." "It is used to identify risk factors."

Which instruction would a radiologic technologist provide to the ambulatory patient before a chest x-ray to investigate respiratory abnormalities? "Please wear an occupational radiation monitor." "Please take off the necklace present around your neck." "Please wear the protective apron and lie down on the bed." "Please fold your hands and stand in the line of the x-ray beam."

Which acid is elevated in the blood after myocardial infarction? Lactic acid Pyruvic acid Acetic acid Citric acid

86. Nimotop (Nimodipine) is ordered for the client with a ruptured cerebral aneurysm The nurse recognizes that the desired effect of this drug is to: A. Prevent the influx of calcium into cells B. Restore the client's blood pressure to a normal reading C. Prevent the inflammatory process

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Which intervention is appropriate for hypothermia? Treatment should be initiated when a person's body temperature reaches $104^{\circ }F(37.7^{\circ }C)$ Initiate CPR on hypothermic patients and continue for a maximum of 10 minutes. Administer heated intravenous fluids such as $5\% $ destrose in normal saline (DSNS) If the victim is completely conscious, provide the victim with a warm alcoholic beverage.

When caring for a victim of heatstroke, treatment should be stopped when body temperature drops below which value? $100^{\circ }F$ $106^{\circ }F$ D $95^{\circ }F$ $97.9^{\circ }F$

An infant born at 34 weeks would be classified as: low birthweight. preterm. SGA. ELBW.

12. Estas son consideraciones fisicas para medicamentos EXCEPTO: a. Temperaturas de almocenamiento b. Fechas de vencim liento c. Deterioro d. Etiquetas

Client returns from the radiology department and the HCP tells him that several renal calculi were found on the CT scan and that lithotripsy is being scheduled on an outpatient basis.Which discharge instructions should the nurse anticipate giving the client? (Select all that apply.) How to use a urine strainer. Dietary changes. Medication instructions. Increase fluid intake. Follow up with a nephrologist. Avoid sexua intercourse.

Pharmacy technicians know that IV products must be prepared in a sterile environment. Which "Right" does this represent? Select one: A. Right technique B. Right drug C. Right dose D. Right route

Which approach would the nurse use to help a severely depressed adolescent chent accept the realities of daily living? Helping the dient fulfill personal hygiene needs Encouraging the client to keep up with school studies Persuading the client to join the other clients in group activities Leaving the client along when there appears to be a lack of interest in daily activities

Which developmental milestone would the nurse expect to be achieved by 12 months? Saying six words Responding to peek-a-boo Building a tower of two cubes Pointing to things when they are named

Question 77 What type of cardiac testing is performed only in the inpatient setting? Select the best answer Echocordiogram Holter monitor Stress test Telemetry

The provider diagnoses the client as having had an ischemic stroke.The etiology of an ischemic stroke would include which of the following? Cerebral aneurysm Arteriovenous malformation Cardiogenic emboli Intracerebral hemorrhage