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A nurse is assigning beds to four new clients being admitted to the cardiac telemetry floor. Which of the following clients would most appropriately be assigned to the bed at the end of the hall, away from the nurses' station?

Answer Choices:

A. A 27-year-old client with unstable hyperthyroidism who has a heart rate of 110 beats per minute ✓ Correct Answer

B. A 55-year-old client in sinus rhythm transferring from the ICU three days post-coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)

C. A 75-year-old client with sinus tachycardia who is confused and agitated three days following a prostatectomy

D. A 40-year-old client with mitral valve prolapse in sinus rhythm that is newly diagnosed with diabetes

Correct Answer:

A 27-year-old client with unstable hyperthyroidism who has a heart rate of 110 beats per minute

Rationale:

🎚️This client’s hemodynamic stability with only mild tachycardia minimizes immediate risk of deterioration.

🎂As a young adult, they have greater physiological reserve to tolerate fluctuations.

📋The absence of recent surgical interventions reduces the likelihood of postoperative complications requiring close surveillance.

👀Being fully oriented and cooperative means they need less intensive monitoring than the others.

📌Core Message

The young adult with unstable hyperthyroidism and mild tachycardia requires less constant monitoring than the other clients.

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A nurse is assigning beds to four new clients being admitted to the cardiac telemetry floor. Which of the following clients would most appropriately be assigned to the bed at the end of the hall, away from the nurses' station?

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A nurse is assigning beds to four new clients being admitted to the cardiac telemetry floor. Which of the following clients would most appropriately be assigned to the bed at the end of the hall, away from the nurses' station?

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The nurse is taking care of a 7-year-old female patient admitted for cellulitis of the right arm.

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A nurse is caring for a client with confusion secondary to a urinary tract infection. The client has just had a central intravenous (IV) line placed by the physician for antibiotic administration. Following the procedure, it is important for the nurse to complete which of the following?

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A nurse manager is scheduling nursing shifts for the next week. Which client would be best placed with a new nurse?

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A client being treated in a medical-surgical unit is receiving tube feedings. Over the past two days, the client has developed diarrhea, cramps, and abdominal distention. Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate for the nurse to complete? Select all that apply.