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Question 1 of 158

An appropriate nursing intervention for the client with borderline personality disorder is:

A. Observing the client for signs of depression or suicidal thinking

B. Allowing the client to lead unit group sessions

C. Restricting the client's activity to the assigned unit of care throughout hospitalization

D. Allowing the client to select a primary caregiver

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Question 2 of 158

The doctor has ordered antithrombotic stockings to be applied to the legs of a client with peripheral vascular disease. The nurse knows antithrombotic stockings should be applied:

A. Before the client arises in the morning

B. With the client in a standing position

C. After the client has bathed and applied lotion to the legs

D. Before the client retires in the evening

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Question 3 of 158

A client with an abdominal aortic aneurysm is admitted in preparation for surgery. Which finding should be reported to the doctor?

A. A WBC of 14,000 cu.mm

B. Auscultation of abdominal bruit

C. Complaints of lower back pain

D. A platelet count of 175,000 cu.mm

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Question 4 of 158

A patient with a PCA pump (patient controlled analgesia) asks the nurse if he can become overdosed with pain medication using this machine. Which statement made by the nurse is correct?

A. The machine will administer only the amount of medication needed to control pain without any action from you.'

B. The machine has a locking device that prevents overdosing.'

C. The machine will administer one large dose every four hours to relieve your pain.'

D. The machine is set to deliver medication only if you need it.'

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Question 5 of 158

The nurse is teaching about irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Which of the following would be most important?

A. Reinforcing the need for a balanced diet

B. Encouraging the client to drink 16 ounces of fluid with each meal

C. Telling the client to eat a diet low in fiber

D. Instructing the client to limit his intake of fruits and vegetables

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