The nurse working in the ED is evaluating a patient for signs and symptoms of appendicitis. Which of the patient’s signs/symptoms should the nurse include in the report to the physician on the patient’s signs/symptoms of appendicitis? a) Pain when pressure is applied to the right lower quadrant of the abdomen b) High fever c) Nausea d) Left lower quadrant pain

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The nurse working in the ED is evaluating a patient for signs and symptoms of appendicitis. Which of the patient’s signs/symptoms should the nurse include in the report to the physician on the patient’s signs/symptoms of appendicitis?

a) Pain when pressure is applied to the right lower quadrant of the abdomen
b) High fever
c) Nausea
d) Left lower quadrant pain

 
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A patient is admitted with aortic regurgitation. Which of the following medication classifications are contraindicated since they can cause bradycardia and decrease ventricular contractility? a) Beta blockers b) Nitrates c) Ace inhibitors d) Calcium channel blockers

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A patient is admitted with aortic regurgitation. Which of the following medication classifications are contraindicated since they can cause bradycardia and decrease ventricular contractility?

a) Beta blockers
b) Nitrates
c) Ace inhibitors
d) Calcium channel blockers

 
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Which of the following is a physiological effect of prolonged bed rest? 1. An increase in cardiac output 2. A decrease in lean body mass 3. A decrease in lung expansion 4. A decrease in urinary excretion of nitrogen

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Which of the following is a physiological effect of
prolonged bed rest?
1. An increase in cardiac output
2. A decrease in lean body mass
3. A decrease in lung expansion
4. A decrease in urinary excretion of nitrogen

 
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A patient has been administered ketamine (Ketalar) for moderate sedation. What is the priority nursing intervention? a) Frequent monitoring of vital signs b) Administering oxygen c) Providing a quiet dark room d) Assessing for hallucinations

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A patient has been administered ketamine (Ketalar) for moderate sedation. What is the priority nursing intervention?

a) Frequent monitoring of vital signs
b) Administering oxygen
c) Providing a quiet dark room
d) Assessing for hallucinations

 
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