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90. described? A patient is experiencing ischemia to the lower sacral area. How is this condition Increased tissue buildup during the healing process Deficiency of blood supply to a part Decreased fluid to the tissues A. B. C. D. Increased irrtability of the nerves A draining wound is streaked with plasma mixed with red blood cells. How is this drainage described? A. Serous 91. B. Sanguinous Serosanguinous D. Purulent t is the appropriate nursing intervention to assist a person who has a visual impairment? A. B. Keep all siderails up at night C. Use a vest restraint at night D. Keep necessary items on the overbed table Stand at the dominant side, approximately one step behind, to assist with walking 93. A person has presbyopia. In whom does this typically occur? A. Infants B. Children C. Young adults D. Older adults 94. What is the first step of the cardiopulmonary resuscitation process? A. B. C. D. Open the airway Assess for unresponsiveness Place victim supine on a firm, flat surface Check for pulse 95. Which of the following is an age-related factor that influences sensory function? Refractive errors are the most common types of visual disorders in children. Visual changes in adults include presbycusis Older adults hear high-pitched sounds the best. Neonates are able to discriminate sensory stimuli A. B. C. D. 96.Mr. George comes to the Emergency Room complaining of dyspnea. A subjective finding associated with his dyspnea might be A. B. C. D. Increased respiratory rate Use of accessory muscles of respiration Cyanosis of nailbed Feeling of heaviness in his chest

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90. B. deficiency of blood supply to a part

91. c. serosanguinous

92. a.

93. d. older adults

94. c. place the person supine on firm, flat surface

95. b.

96. d. feeling of heaviness of chest