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Basic care and comfort

by RNPRPEPBESTIE
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A client with circumferential chest burns is struggling to breathe . The nurse knows this is due to restricted chest wall and may require an escharotomy .

2

A client is post ? below - knee amputation . To prevent hip contractures , the nurse places the residual limb in a position of .

3

A client reports tingling and burning in the amputated limb . The nurse explains this is called pain .

4

A 2 - year - old after surgery is crying , inconsolable , and nonverbal . The best pain assessment tool is the scale .

5

A client on continuous tube feeding becomes restless with abdominal distension . The nurse ? s first step is to check gastric .

6

A client with major depression says , " I have no appetite . " The nurse should assess for unintended loss .

7

A 34 - week pregnant client reports headache and blurred vision . The nurse checks deep tendon reflexes and assesses for .

8

A 3 - year - old with diarrhea has sunken eyes and dry mucous membranes . The most accurate measure of hydration status is daily .

9

A client rates pain 9 / 10 and is guarding the incision . The nurse ? s priority action is to the pain .

10

A burn patient ? s urine output is 20 mL / hr . The nurse recognizes this as decreased renal .

11

A client in skeletal traction reports sudden sharp pain at the pin site . The nurse should first assess for signs of .

12

A dying client becomes restless and pulls at sheets . The nurse provides comfort measures such as music and repositioning .

13

A 6 - year - old child points to a face chart to describe pain . The nurse uses the Faces scale .

14

A woman in transition phase hyperventilates and says , " I can ? t do this anymore . " The nurse gives a bag to re - breathe exhaled CO ? .

15

A client with a left - sided stroke coughs when drinking water . The nurse suspects impaired ability .

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