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A series of multiple choice questions and answers related to fluid and electrolyte balance, covering topics such as hypovolemia, hypervolemia, electrolyte imbalances, and glucose regulation. It provides a valuable resource for students studying nursing or related healthcare fields, offering a comprehensive assessment of their understanding of these essential concepts.
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Fluid Imbalance
d. Flat neck vein e. Sunken eyeballs
Nutrition
b. Antiseptic cleaner * c. Reagent strips * d. Reusable lancet e. Cotton balls *
Urine Elimination
a. Cognitive restoration occurs (REM) b. Light sleep (NREM) c. 75% of time sleeping (NREM) d. Loss of muscle tonal curves (REM) e. Vivid dreams occur (REM)
Identify options for family planning
12.A nurse in a prenatal clinic is caring for 4 clients. Which of the following clients’ weight gain should the nurse report to the provider? a. 1.8kg (4lb) weight gain and is in the 1st^ trimester b. 3.6kg (8lb) weight gain and is in the 1st^ trimester * c. 6.8kg (15lb) weight gain and is in the 2nd^ trimester d. 11.3kg (25lb) weight gain and is in the 3rd^ trimester 13.A nurse is discussing with a client who is 6 weeks gestation food sources high is dietary content for folate and iron. Sort the below food source to the appropriate nutrient. a. Beef liver (Iron) b. Leafy vegetables (Folate) c. Orange juice (Folate) d. Poultry (Iron)
Evidence-based practice for maternal / child assessments and care