A optionis correct.... recommended they drink water ,then stop the training session.... in exercises process more blood is work in the muscles ,low levels of water cuases headach so must be hydrated in exercise process.
B,C,D are incorrect...advil used for pain...but trainer should not give to the clint only because of exercise purpose....without proper diagnosis don't administere the drugs....trainer should not prescribe medications to the clint...only physician can prescribed drugs...
111. A client says they have a headache, what should the trainer do? A Recommend they...
111. A client thinks they injured their shoulder, what should the trainer do? A. Check out the issue B. Have another trainer check out the issue C. Continue training the client D. Refer them to a doctor 106. Which of the following is the strength required to resist and control the resistance in the downward phase of a movement? A. Isometric
A client with celiac disease asks for a nutrition plan, what should the trainer recommend? Refer to a dietician 3-day food log to prescribe meal plan A templated meal plan Give a breakdown of macronutrients
roquest? 108. A client has a history of heart disease. what should the trainer request? A 12 min run walk test B. Medical clearance C. Signed waiver D PAR-Q form
13. The nurse should include what information when educating a client prescribed insulin regarding the characteristics of hypoglycemia? Select all that apply. a. the onset of symptoms/signs is sudden b. characterized by feeling slugginess c. affected by increased emotion d. triggered by missing a regular meal e. associated with a lack of insulin 14. The nurse who has admitted a client with diabetic ketoacidosis should look for what assessment findings that are consistent with this diagnosis? (Select all that apply.)...
13. The nurse should include what information when educating a client prescribed insulin regarding the characteristics of hypoglycemia? Select all that apply. a. the onset of symptoms/signs is sudden b. characterized by feeling slugginess c. affected by increased emotion d. triggered by missing a regular meal e. associated with a lack of insulin 14. The nurse who has admitted a client with diabetic ketoacidosis should look for what assessment findings that are consistent with this diagnosis? (Select all that apply.)...
The nurse will know that instructions concerning sublingual nitroglycerine have been successful when the client states a) if I develop a mild headache after using the medication, I will notify my primary care provider immediately b) when I take this medication , I should be sitting or lying down to prevent orthostatic hypotension c) I need to take this medication daily when I do not have chest pain d) If I lose my appetite or start vomiting, I need to...
B) D) A nurse manager is providing an educational program on antibiotie sensitivity to bacterial infections. The mure show include in the teaching that vancomycin is indicated for which of the following infections? Pseudomonas aeruginosa Klebsiella Candida Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus A nurse is caring for a client who has streptococcal pneumonia and a prescription for penicillin G by intermittent IV bolus. 10 minutes into the infusion of the third dose, the client reports that the IV site itches and that...
A nurse is caring for a client who has active pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) and is to be started on intravenous Rifampin therapy. The nurse should instruct the client that this medication can cause which of the following adverse effects? 22 A) Constipation Black colored stools в) Staining of teeth C) D) Body secretions turning a red-orange color A nurse is caring for a client who has tuberculosis and new prescriptions for Pyrazinamide. Which of the following laboratory tests should the...
DO N whinurse is caring for a client receiving medication through a gastrostomy t Which of these medications? a. Mix all medications together and administer as a bolus and fush with 20 to 30 the following is the appropriate method for the nurse to administer ml normal saline or water at the end b. Administer those medications which are compatible and flush with 60 ml normal saline or water at the end Administer each medication individually and flush with 100...
4. A client informs the nurse that a bookshelf fell on the client's toe and the toenail fell off. The client asks the nurse when to expect the foenail to regrow. What is the best response by the nurse? a 'You will not have regrowth of that toenail." b. "You should have a new nail in about 3 months." c. "You should have a new nail in about 12 to 18 months." d. "The nail will be back in about...