A client with system lupus erythematosus begins to bleed excessively from her nose and mouth. the nurse suspects antiphospholipid syndrome. what action should the nurse take? what doctor orders should you except?
The nurse should first ensure to control bleeding and prevent its complications by
The following doctors orders can be expected
A client with system lupus erythematosus begins to bleed excessively from her nose and mouth. the...
Alice is a 24-year old female recently diagnosed with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). She was recently married and is considering starting a family. When counseling her about the disease, you might include all of the following EXCEPT: SLE is very rare in women of childbearing age b. Symptoms may worsen with the use of oral contraceptives Symptoms may worsen during or after pregnancy d. There is a strong genetic component to the incidence of SLE Some patients with RA develop...
1. A staff nurse believes the client is bleeding excessively following a vaginal delivery. The nurse notifies the physician but the MD does not order any treatment. Can the nurse be found liable if the client dies or is harmed by the bleeding? What are the proper steps the nurse should follow to provide care for this client? 2. The nurse was not familiar with one of the medications ordered for her client. The nurse talked to two physicians at...
1. A staff nurse believes the client is bleeding excessively following a vaginal delivery. The nurse notifies the physician but the MD does not order any treatment. Can the nurse be found liable if the client dies or is harmed by the bleeding? What are the proper steps the nurse should follow to provide care for this client? 2. The nurse was not familiar with one of the medications ordered for her client. The nurse talked to two physicians at...
e detects blood-tinted fluid leaking from the nose and trauma client. What is the appropriate is nursing action? Pack the nose and ears with sterile gauze B Apply pressure to the injury site C Apply bulky, loose dressing to nose and ears D. Apply an ice to the back of the neck 454. The nurse is caring for a client with increased intracranial pressure (ICPA understands that which condition(s) can cause problem? Select all that apply A. Edema B. Trauma...
A home care nurse visits a 79-year-old female client recently diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. She takes her oral antidiabetic medication only sporadically, and is not following her new diet. 1. What action would you take first when exploring the client's noncompliance? 2. List three ways you would demonstrate caring to the client. 3. The client says, "I don't really think I have diabetes. I feel fine, except that I'm always thirsty." How would you deal with this belief? 4. The...
37. A tennis player complains of dry mouth and excessive thirst and begins to vomit. You detect that her breath smells sweet and fruity. She is likely to be experiencing which of the following conditions? a. insulin reaction b. adverse stimulant reaction c. ketoacidosis d. gastroenteritis e. heatstroke 38. An athlete experiencing an insulin reaction has a. low insulin levels b. hyperglycemia c. hypoglycemia d. a and b e. a and c 39. An athlete who you know has epilepsy...
428. The registered nurse lund just admitted a client with severe depression. What domain should be the priority focus as the nurse identifies the nursing diagnoses A Nutrition B. Elimination C Activity D. Safety 430. The nurse is caring for a client in the coronary care unit. The display on the candiae monitor indicates ventricular fibrillation. What should the nurse do first A. Perform defibrillation B. Administer epinephrine as ordered C. Assess for presence of pulse D. Institute CPR 431....
The nurse is caring for a client with a chest tube who accidentally disconnects the tube from the drainage system when trying to get out of bed The nurse immerses the end of the tube in sterile water. What immediate action should the nurse take? Bookmark Stop 1. Obtain a new drainage systenm 2. Ask the client to hold his or her breath. 3.Place the client in a prone position. 4. Place a sterile dressing over the chest tube insertion...
445. The nurse is assessing a client with delayed wound healing. Which of the following risk factors is most important in this situation? A. Glucose level of 120 B. History of myocardial infarction C. Long term steroid usage D. Diet high in carbohydrates 446. In assessing the healing of a client wound during a home visit, which of the following is the best indicator of good healing? A. White patches B. Green drainage C. Reddened tissue D. Eschar development 447....
361. A client who is 20 weeks’ gestation is concerned about how to tell her 3 year old son about her pregnancy. Which statement by the nurse would be best when counseling this client? A. “If he is not pleased with the news of the new baby, you should tell him that you are disappointed in him.” B. “Tell him that the he is going to have a lot of responsibilities in helping care for the baby.” C. “Try to...