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No.

1 :
The nurse reviews the history of a 65-year-old female who smokes cigarettes. What client education will the nurse prioritize with this client?

Requirement for daily aerobic exercise.

The need to take calcium supplements.

The need to eat more foods with Vitamin B.

Designation of a health care proxy.

Hint : 🧩Consider which option strengthens decision-making protection if the client becomes unable to communicate.

Correct Answers:

Designation of a health care proxy.

Rationale :

🧾A health care proxy is a priority for an older adult because it protects patient autonomy if the client later cannot make decisions.

🚬A history of smoking increases the likelihood of sudden acute illness that may impair decision-making capacity.

🛡️Establishing advance directives early ensures the care team follows the client’s values and preferences during emergencies.

✅Compared with lifestyle teaching like exercise or supplements, the proxy designation is a high-impact safety planning intervention for this age group.

📌Core Message

Health care proxy education prioritizes patient autonomy and advance planning for potential acute decline in older adults.

2 :
The nurse performs a health history interview. What question will the nurse ask to best evaluate the client's values?

"What are the most important things to you in life?"

"How do you feel about your life accomplishments?"

"How do you like to spend your day?"

"What things do you do to help cope with life stressors?"

Hint : 🎯Choose the option that asks about life priorities rather than routines or stress responses.

Correct Answers:

"What are the most important things to you in life?"

Rationale :

💁‍♂️A direct question about what matters most explores the client’s core values in a clear, client-centered way.

🧭Understanding values guides shared decision-making and helps tailor health recommendations to what the client prioritizes.

🗣️This question invites broad reflection, supporting a holistic psychosocial assessment rather than focusing only on activities or coping.

🤝Because it targets meaning and priorities, it is the best choice for evaluating values during the interview.

📌Core Message

Asking about what matters most best reveals values that shape health decisions and care planning.

3 :
A client arrives at the clinic with a report of a painful toe. What question will be most helpful to the nurse in gathering information about the client's pain?

"Have you had this type of pain before?"

"What can you tell me about your pain?"

"On a scale of 0 to 10, how severe is the pain?"

"How long have you had this pain?"

Hint : 🔍Select the option that encourages the client to give a fuller pain description before narrowing details.

Correct Answers:

"What can you tell me about your pain?"

Rationale :

🗣️An open-ended question promotes a comprehensive pain assessment by letting the client describe symptoms in their own words.

💁‍♂️This approach supports collection of key pain characteristics such as quality, location, timing, and aggravating factors.

🧠Starting broadly reduces bias and prevents the nurse from narrowing the assessment too early.

✅After the open narrative, the nurse can then use focused tools like a 0 to 10 scale for measurement.

📌Core Message

Open-ended questioning strengthens pain assessment by capturing broad symptom details before using focused rating scales.

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A nurse is caring for an elderly client admitted to the intensive care unit with sepsis, confusion, decreased responsiveness, and a stage 4 sacral pressure ulcer.

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1000:

The client was brought into the emergency department two days ago due to lethargy and confusion. A stage 4 pressure ulcer was noted on the sacrum, with a foul odor and purulent drainage. The client was admitted for sepsis protocol. At this time, the client is more alert and able to answer yes and no questions but remains confused regarding place.

1400:

The client is difficult to arouse. Upon assessment, muscle twitching is noted. Mucous membranes are dry. Urinary output over the past 24 hours is 350 mL. Normal saline 0.9% is infusing at 75 mL/hr via a 20-gauge IV in the right antecubital space. Skin is cool and pale. Lung sounds are clear. S1 and S2 heart sounds are audible on auscultation. A moderate amount of drainage is noted on the sacral dressing.

0900:

Blood Pressure: 86/52 mmHg

Heart Rate: 116 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 24 breaths/min

Temperature: 102.8°F / 39.3°C

SpO₂: 94% on room air

1400:

Blood Pressure: 98/64 mmHg

Heart Rate: 104 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min

Temperature: 101.0°F / 38.3°C

SpO₂: 95% on 2L nasal cannula

Vancomycin:

1250 mg IV every 12 hours x 14 days; administered 4/7 2000, 4/8 0800, 4/8 2000, 4/9 0800, 4/9 2000

Vasopressin:

0.03 units/min IV PRN to maintain MAP > 65 mmHg

Pantoprazole:

40 mg IVP every 12 hours

Glipizide:

4 mg PO once daily

Laboratory Test	Reference Range	4/7	4/9
CBC
Red blood cells	4.2–5.9 million cells/L	6.2	4.2
White blood cells	4,000–10,000 mm³	16,000	14,000
Hemoglobin	12–17 g/dL	13	9
Hematocrit	36–51%	40	32
Platelets	150,000–350,000 mm³	175	180
Lactic acid	<2 mmol/L	4.2	3.9
CMP
Phosphorus	3.0–4.5 mg/dL	5.1	—
Calcium	9–10.5 mg/dL	7.9	—
Sodium	136–145 mEq/L	135	—
Potassium	3.5–5.0 mEq/L	5.9	—
Glucose	70–100 mg/dL	165	—
BUN	8–20 mg/dL	58	—
Creatinine	0.7–1.3 mg/dL	2.2	—

Which of the following findings require the nurse’s immediate or urgent intervention?

Hint : 🚨Focus on findings that threaten cardiac stability, kidney perfusion, and infection control right now.

Correct Answers:

Potassium level
Urinary output assessment
Drainage to sacral dressing at 1400
Temperature at 1400
Receiving glipizide

Rationale :

⚡A potassium level of 5.9 indicates hyperkalemia, which can trigger dangerous cardiac dysrhythmias and needs urgent action.

🚽A urinary output of 350 mL in 24 hours signals oliguria and worsening acute kidney injury, requiring rapid evaluation and provider notification.

🩹Moderate drainage from a stage 4 ulcer suggests ongoing infection burden and requires prompt wound management to support sepsis control.

🌡️A persistent fever at 38.3°C reflects ongoing systemic infection and requires continued sepsis management and reassessment.

💊Continuing glipizide during critical illness and renal impairment raises hypoglycemia risk, making medication safety an urgent priority.

📌Core Message

Prioritize hyperkalemia, oliguria, active infection indicators, and unsafe medication risks to stabilize sepsis and prevent rapid deterioration.

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The nurse cares for an elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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1000:

1400:

0900:

Blood Pressure: 86/52 mmHg

Heart Rate: 116 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 24 breaths/min

Temperature: 102.8°F / 39.3°C

SpO₂: 94% on room air

1400:

Blood Pressure: 98/64 mmHg

Heart Rate: 104 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min

Temperature: 101.0°F / 38.3°C

SpO₂: 95% on 2L nasal cannula

Medication	Dose	Route	Frequency	Administered
Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days	4/7 0800, 4/7 2000, 4/8 0800, 4/8 2000, 4/9 0800, 4/9 2000
Vasopressin	0.03 units/min	IV	PRN to keep MAP > 65 mmHg	—
Pantoprazole	40 mg	IVP	Every 12 hours	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses
Glipizide	4 mg	PO	Once daily	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses

Laboratory Test	Reference Range	4/7	4/9
CBC
Red blood cells	4.2–5.9 million cells/L	6.2	4.2
White blood cells	4,000–10,000 mm³	16,000	14,000
Hemoglobin	12–17 g/dL	13	9
Hematocrit	36–51%	40	32
Platelets	150,000–350,000 mm³	175	180
Lactic acid	<2 mmol/L	4.2	3.9
CMP
Phosphorus	3.0–4.5 mg/dL	5.1	—
Calcium	9–10.5 mg/dL	7.9	—
Sodium	136–145 mEq/L	135	—
Potassium	3.5–5.0 mEq/L	5.9	5.9
Glucose	70–100 mg/dL	165	—
BUN	8–20 mg/dL	58	—
Creatinine	0.7–1.3 mg/dL	2.2	—

Click to specify whether each of the following risk factors is Prerenal, Intrarenal, or Postrenal.

Risk Factor	Prerenal	Intrarenal	Postrenal
Ureter stones
Aminoglycoside use
Sepsis
Heart failure
Benign prostatic hyperplasia

Hint : 🧠Match each factor to perfusion, kidney tissue injury, or urine flow obstruction.

Correct Answers

Ureter stones [ Postrenal ]
Aminoglycoside use [ Intrarenal ]
Sepsis [ Prerenal ]
Heart failure [ Prerenal ]
Benign prostatic hyperplasia [ Postrenal ]

Rationale :

🧱A postrenal cause involves obstruction, so ureter stones and benign prostatic hyperplasia fit urinary outflow blockage.

🧪An intrarenal cause damages kidney tissue, and aminoglycoside use is linked to nephrotoxicity affecting tubules.

💧A prerenal cause reduces renal perfusion, so sepsis and heart failure impair effective circulating volume to the kidneys.

📉Reduced renal perfusion decreases filtration, which can progress to kidney injury if hypoperfusion persists.

✅Correct classification helps target the right interventions such as fluids, stopping toxins, or relieving obstruction.

📌Core Message

Prerenal reflects poor perfusion, intrarenal reflects nephrotoxic or tissue damage, and postrenal reflects obstruction to urine flow.

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The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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1000:

1400:

0900:

Blood Pressure: 86/52 mmHg

Heart Rate: 116 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 24 breaths/min

Temperature: 102.8°F / 39.3°C

SpO₂: 94% on room air

1400:

Blood Pressure: 98/64 mmHg

Heart Rate: 104 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min

Temperature: 101.0°F / 38.3°C

SpO₂: 95% on 2L nasal cannula

Medication	Dose	Route	Frequency	Administered
Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days	4/7 0800, 4/7 2000, 4/8 0800, 4/8 2000, 4/9 0800, 4/9 2000
Vasopressin	0.03 units/min	IV	PRN to keep MAP > 65 mmHg	—
Pantoprazole	40 mg	IVP	Every 12 hours	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses
Glipizide	4 mg	PO	Once daily	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses

Laboratory Test	Reference Range	4/7	4/9
CBC
Red blood cells	4.2–5.9 million cells/L	6.2	4.2
White blood cells	4,000–10,000 mm³	16,000	14,000
Hemoglobin	12–17 g/dL	13	9
Hematocrit	36–51%	40	32
Platelets	150,000–350,000 mm³	175	180
Lactic acid	<2 mmol/L	4.2	3.9
CMP
Phosphorus	3.0–4.5 mg/dL	5.1	—
Calcium	9–10.5 mg/dL	7.9	—
Sodium	136–145 mEq/L	135	—
Potassium	3.5–5.0 mEq/L	5.9	5.9
Glucose	70–100 mg/dL	165	—
BUN	8–20 mg/dL	58	—
Creatinine	0.7–1.3 mg/dL	2.2	—

Click to specify whether each of the following risk factors is Prerenal, Intrarenal, or Postrenal.

Risk Factor	Prerenal	Intrarenal	Postrenal
Ureter stones
Aminoglycoside use
Sepsis
Heart failure
Benign prostatic hyperplasia
Vomiting and diarrhea
Pyelonephritis
Hemorrhage
NSAID use

Hint : 🧩Sort each item by whether it lowers blood flow, injures kidney tissue, or blocks urine passage.

Correct Answers

Ureter stones [ Postrenal ]
Aminoglycoside use [ Intrarenal ]
Sepsis [ Prerenal ]
Heart failure [ Prerenal ]
Benign prostatic hyperplasia [ Postrenal ]
Vomiting and diarrhea [ Prerenal ]
Pyelonephritis [ Intrarenal ]
Hemorrhage [ Prerenal ]
NSAID use [ Intrarenal ]

Rationale :

🚧A postrenal pattern is caused by blockage, so ureter stones and benign prostatic hyperplasia create obstructive uropathy.

🧫An intrarenal pattern stems from renal damage, so pyelonephritis, aminoglycosides, and NSAIDs contribute to parenchymal injury.

💦A prerenal pattern is driven by volume loss or low flow, so vomiting and diarrhea and hemorrhage reduce intravascular volume.

🦠In sepsis, vasodilation and capillary leak reduce effective renal perfusion, making it a key prerenal trigger.

💪Accurate grouping supports correct treatment priorities like fluids, stopping toxins, antibiotics, or relieving obstruction.

📌Core Message

Distinguishing prerenal, intrarenal, and postrenal causes directs fast, targeted AKI management to restore perfusion, prevent toxicity, or relieve obstruction.

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The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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1400:

0900:

Blood Pressure: 86/52 mmHg

Heart Rate: 116 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 24 breaths/min

Temperature: 102.8°F / 39.3°C

SpO₂: 94% on room air

1400:

Blood Pressure: 98/64 mmHg

Heart Rate: 104 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min

Temperature: 101.0°F / 38.3°C

SpO₂: 95% on 2L nasal cannula

Medication	Dose	Route	Frequency	Administered
Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days	4/7 0800, 4/7 2000, 4/8 0800, 4/8 2000, 4/9 0800, 4/9 2000
Vasopressin	0.03 units/min	IV	PRN to keep MAP > 65 mmHg	—
Pantoprazole	40 mg	IVP	Every 12 hours	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses
Glipizide	4 mg	PO	Once daily	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses

Laboratory Test	Reference Range	4/7	4/9
CBC
Red blood cells	4.2–5.9 million cells/L	6.2	4.2
White blood cells	4,000–10,000 mm³	16,000	14,000
Hemoglobin	12–17 g/dL	13	9
Hematocrit	36–51%	40	32
Platelets	150,000–350,000 mm³	175	180
Lactic acid	<2 mmol/L	4.2	3.9
CMP
Phosphorus	3.0–4.5 mg/dL	5.1	—
Calcium	9–10.5 mg/dL	7.9	—
Sodium	136–145 mEq/L	135	—
Potassium	3.5–5.0 mEq/L	5.9	5.9
Glucose	70–100 mg/dL	165	—
BUN	8–20 mg/dL	58	—
Creatinine	0.7–1.3 mg/dL	2.2	—

Complete the sentence below, suing the word choices given below. The elderly client in the ICU with sepsis, dehydration, and impaired renal function is at risk forand.

Hint : 🩺Link sepsis physiology to rising acid load and reduced oxygen delivery.

Correct Answers

Blank 1 Correct Option: metabolic acidosis
Blank 2 Correct Option: hypoxemia

Rationale :

🧪Sepsis raises lactic acid, which drives metabolic acidosis through increased acid production.

🧫Impaired renal function reduces the kidney’s buffering and acid excretion, worsening acidemia.

💁‍♂️Systemic infection can impair oxygen delivery and lung function, increasing risk for hypoxemia even when early readings look acceptable.

🤝Together, acidosis and hypoxemia reflect serious physiologic stress that requires close monitoring and timely intervention.

📌Core Message

Sepsis plus renal impairment increases risk for metabolic acidosis and hypoxemia due to poor buffering and impaired oxygenation.

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The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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1400:

0900:

Blood Pressure: 86/52 mmHg

Heart Rate: 116 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 24 breaths/min

Temperature: 102.8°F / 39.3°C

SpO₂: 94% on room air

1400:

Blood Pressure: 98/64 mmHg

Heart Rate: 104 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min

Temperature: 101.0°F / 38.3°C

SpO₂: 95% on 2L nasal cannula

Medication	Dose	Route	Frequency	Administered
Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days	4/7 0800, 4/7 2000, 4/8 0800, 4/8 2000, 4/9 0800, 4/9 2000
Vasopressin	0.03 units/min	IV	PRN to keep MAP > 65 mmHg	—
Pantoprazole	40 mg	IVP	Every 12 hours	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses
Glipizide	4 mg	PO	Once daily	4/7–4/9 all scheduled doses

Test	Reference Range	4/7	4/9
RBC	4.2–5.9 million/L	6.2	4.2
WBC	4,000–10,000/mm³	16,000	14,000
Hemoglobin	12–17 g/dL	13	9
Hematocrit	36–51%	40	32
Platelets	150,000–350,000/mm³	175	180
Lactic Acid	<2 mmol/L	4.2	3.9
Phosphorus	3.0–4.5 mg/dL	5.1	4
Calcium	9–10.5 mg/dL	7.9	—
Sodium	136–145 mEq/L	135	—
Potassium	3.5–5.0 mEq/L	5.9	5.9
Glucose	70–100 mg/dL	165	—
BUN	8–20 mg/dL	58	—
Creatinine	0.7–1.3 mg/dL	2.2	—

For each potential order, click to specify whether the potential order is indicated or not indicated for the client.

Potential Order	Indicated	Not indicated
Sodium bicarbonate intravenously
High potassium diet
Wet to dry dressing change twice daily
Abdominal CT with contrast
Bed rest

Hint : ⚖️Pick orders that correct acidosis and support wound care, while avoiding actions that worsen hyperkalemia or renal injury.

Correct Answers

Sodium bicarbonate intravenously [ Indicated ]
High potassium diet [ Not indicated ]
Wet to dry dressing change twice daily [ Indicated ]
Abdominal CT with contrast [ Not indicated ]
Bed rest [ Indicated ]

Rationale :

🧪IV sodium bicarbonate is indicated when metabolic acidosis is present and the plan includes correcting severe acid-base imbalance.

🩹A wet-to-dry dressing supports removal of devitalized tissue and promotes wound management for a draining stage 4 ulcer.

🛏️Bed rest supports hemodynamic stability and reduces physiologic demand during critical illness and severe infection.

🍌A high potassium diet is unsafe with hyperkalemia, which increases arrhythmia risk.

🧫An abdominal CT with contrast is avoided in worsening kidney injury due to risk of contrast-associated nephropathy.

📌Core Message

Choose orders that treat acidosis and infection while avoiding potassium elevation and contrast-related kidney stress in severe AKI.

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The nurse cares for an elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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1400:

0900:

Blood Pressure: 86/52 mmHg

Heart Rate: 116 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 24 breaths/min

Temperature: 102.8°F / 39.3°C

SpO₂: 94% on room air

1400:

Blood Pressure: 98/64 mmHg

Heart Rate: 104 bpm

Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min

Temperature: 101.0°F / 38.3°C

SpO₂: 95% on 2L nasal cannula

Date/Time	Medication	Dose	Route	Frequency
4/7 0800	Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days
4/7	—	—	—	—
4/8 0800	Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days
4/8 2000	Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days
4/9 0800	Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days
4/9 2000	Vancomycin	1250 mg	IV	Every 12 hours × 14 days

Additional Medication:

Vasopressin

Dose: 0.03 units/min

Route: IV Frequency: PRN to keep MAP > 65 mmHg

Pantoprazole

Dose: 40 mg Dose 40 mg

Route IVP

Frequency: Every 12 hours ALH

Glipizide

Dose 4 mg

Route PO

Frequency Once daily

Test	Reference Range	4/7	4/9 0600	4/9 1400	4/10 0600
CBC
Red blood cells	4.2–5.9 million/L	6.2	—	4.2	—
White blood cells	4,000–10,000/mm³	16,000	—	14,000	—
Hemoglobin	12–17 g/dL	13	—	9	—
Hematocrit	36–51%	40	—	32	—
Platelets	150,000–350,000/mm³	175	—	180	—
Lactic acid	<2 mmol/L	4.2	—	3.9	—
CMP
Phosphorus	3.0–4.5 mg/dL	5.1	—	—	5.3
Calcium	9–10.5 mg/dL	7.9	—	—	7.8
Sodium	136–145 mEq/L	135	—	—	136
Potassium	3.5–5.0 mEq/L	5.9	—	—	6.2
Glucose	70–100 mg/dL	165	—	—	150
BUN	8–20 mg/dL	58	—	—	68
Creatinine	0.7–1.3 mg/dL	2.2	—	—	2.8
ABG
pH	7.35–7.45	—	—	—	7.30
pCO₂	35–45 mmHg	—	—	—	32

Which actions should the nurse take? Select all that apply.

Answer Options

Administer scheduled dose of vancomycin

Assess for jugular venous distention

Administer sodium polystyrene

Prepare client for continuous renal replacement therapy

Place client on continuous telemetry

Administer cool baths

Hint : 🚑Prioritize interventions that treat life-threatening electrolytes, support renal replacement, and maintain cardiac monitoring.

Correct Answers:

Administer scheduled dose of vancomycin
Assess for jugular venous distention
Administer sodium polystyrene
Prepare client for continuous renal replacement therapy
Place client on continuous telemetry

Rationale :

💉Administering scheduled vancomycin supports timely antibiotic therapy, which is essential for controlling the source of sepsis.

🩺Assessing for jugular venous distention helps detect fluid overload in the setting of oliguria and worsening renal failure.

⚡Administering sodium polystyrene addresses hyperkalemia, lowering potassium to reduce arrhythmia risk.

🧠Preparing for continuous renal replacement therapy supports clearance of potassium and acids during severe AKI with persistent derangements.

📟Placing the client on continuous telemetry enables early detection of dysrhythmias related to elevated potassium and instability.

📌Core Message

In severe hyperkalemia with worsening AKI, act fast with potassium-lowering therapy, CRRT preparation, and continuous cardiac monitoring while supporting sepsis treatment.

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The worse auscuitates the abdomen of a client who is two days postoperative from laparoscopic abdominal surgery. The nurse places a warmed stethoscope slightly right and below the umbilicus and hears high pitched gurgling sounds that last from one to several seconds. How will the nurse document this finding?

Bowel sounds hyperactive.

Bowel sounds present.

Bowel sounds borborygmic.

Bowel sounds diminished.

Hint : 🔎Match the described sound pattern to expected postoperative bowel activity without assuming extreme motility change.

Correct Answers:

Bowel sounds present.

Rationale :

🩺High-pitched gurgling that lasts a few seconds reflects normal bowel sounds that are present.

🧠Two days after laparoscopic surgery, the priority is recognizing returning GI motility without over-labeling it as abnormal.

📋The description does not indicate frequent, loud, continuous hyperactive bowel sounds, so hyperactive is not the best documentation.

💁‍♂️Because the finding matches typical normoactive peristalsis, documenting bowel sounds present is the most accurate choice.

📌Core Message

Bowel sounds present is the best documentation when brief gurgling sounds indicate normal peristalsis.

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W7 NR304 CJE Health Assessment Mark 2561

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1 : The nurse reviews the history of a 65-year-old female who smokes cigarettes. What client education will the nurse prioritize with this client?

2 : The nurse performs a health history interview. What question will the nurse ask to best evaluate the client's values?

3 : A client arrives at the clinic with a report of a painful toe. What question will be most helpful to the nurse in gathering information about the client's pain?

4 : A nurse is caring for an elderly client admitted to the intensive care unit with sepsis, confusion, decreased responsiveness, and a stage 4 sacral pressure ulcer.

Answer Options

5 : The nurse cares for an elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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6 : The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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7 : The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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8 : The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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9 : The nurse cares for an elderly client in the intensive care unit.

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1 :
The nurse reviews the history of a 65-year-old female who smokes cigarettes. What client education will the nurse prioritize with this client?

2 :
The nurse performs a health history interview. What question will the nurse ask to best evaluate the client's values?

3 :
A client arrives at the clinic with a report of a painful toe. What question will be most helpful to the nurse in gathering information about the client's pain?

4 :
A nurse is caring for an elderly client admitted to the intensive care unit with sepsis, confusion, decreased responsiveness, and a stage 4 sacral pressure ulcer.

5 :
The nurse cares for an elderly client in the intensive care unit.

6 :
The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

7 :
The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

8 :
The nurse cares for a elderly client in the intensive care unit.

9 :
The nurse cares for an elderly client in the intensive care unit.