Patient comes to emergency department with congestive heart failure, shifted to coronary care unit. After 3 days patient has nausea, vomiting, haloe's around vision and atrial fibrilation. What is the possible cause of these response?

Priority action of a nurse working in the community setting during epidemiological out break of measles in the community?

10 yr old child admitted in hospital setting with complaints of fever, chills, malaise, weight loss and rice water stool, the nurse suspected that child is suffering from:

School health nurse educating the parents regarding immunization. The nurse understand that parents gain adequate information by stating:

During home visit, community health nuse saw that a 2 yr old child eating from the mother's plate, the action of child in nurse's observation is:

During the evening round, the incharge noticed that a 6 week old child vomit suddenly after feeding, priority nursing action is:

ADHD is treated with addreall,  yet the side effect of addreall may include:

A lady, who has fixed neural tube defects with a surgery earlier, is found pregnant and is advised to start with folic acids. The dosage she must have at the moment is:

Nurse enters the room saw that a post partum woman forcefully cough and choke, primary action of the nurse is to perform,

A patient admitted in medical ward, his chest x-ray shows pulmonary infilteration, possible nursing diagnosis for this patient is:

A child admitted to the hospital with the complaints of projectile vomiting, palpable abdominal mass, weight loss. Nurse formulating a nursing care plan, priority nursing diagnosis is:

During evening round of nurse incharge in the ward, a 75 year old mother verbalizes " I cant do anything, nobody take care of me", it makes the nurse assume that the patient experiences:

The patient medical notes describes that she has to be administered zinc phosphate, iron, ferrous sulfate and the timings are 6,12,6,.... The time for the intake of these given medicines are:

Patient admitted with the complaints of photophobia, moderate drainage from eye, reddish discolouration of sclera and diagnosed conjuctivitis, best teaching for this patient is:

patient who has conjunctivitis, photophobia and drainage from eyes. While resting the patient needs to be in:

A postpartum mother has been advised not to take a bath for 40 days by someone. At the time of her discharge she needs to be made aware of:

Breast feeding is initiated soon after delivery for:

An x-ray displace lung infilteration, and the patient complaints of dyspnea, fatigue, physical immobility. The patient must be suffering from;

Patient undergoing abdominal surgery, during post operative period, semi-fowler's position given to the patient, complication arise from this position is?

While educating  the parents of a child affected with cerebral palsy, one of the following statement will ensured that they have understood the instructions?

A patient who has been bedridden for last 3 weeks, he is now suffering from pain and swelling the calf area. As a nurse decided a test to examine the patient conditon further.......

A patient who has undergone abdominal surgery, might suffers from further complication due to immobility. Therefore, in order to prevent such complications the nurse will advise,

Suitable suggestions for a nurse while educating patient with different clinical conditions?

Patient admitted in the medical ward with bloody diarrhea, palpitations, malaise and weight loss. A nurse formulating a nursing care plan. Priority nursing diagnosis is?

Priority management of a 6yr old child admitted in the hospital

A 56  year old woman underwent metriomma surgery, the nurse will positioned the patient correctly in the post operative period

A patient has complaints of dribbling of urine, incomplete empting of bladder, hematuria, underwent surgery for correction of these problems. In the second post operative day. Patient develops confusion, restlessness and slurred speech. The RN understand that it is due to:

A nursing process which involves the performance of the nursing plan of care is called:

An HIV patient admitted in the emergency department with secondary burns in the upper torso. The RN doing dressing the wound, should concern about,

In the second post operative day after total hip replacement, patient complaints to the nurse incharge about pain, incision site bleeding and edema. Vital signs are normal, nurse suspecting that the manifestations are related to:

After discharge planning, a patient with below the knee amputation, developed pain in between. His prosthesis was normally fitted on observation. The knowldgable nurse might think that patient have...

Favourable resting position after below the knee amputation

patient posted for CABG after 2 weeks , the nurse collecting history note that patient have hypothroidism and obesity.

lab values--- WBC- 12,500,   serum glucose- 150 mg/dl, BMI- 40. From the collecting data, the nurse must ask

A home nurse, during her home visit noticed that a patient has vomiting, loose stool and abdominal cramps, the knowledgeable nurse understand that this is because of some viral illness. The nurse formulates a nursing care plan, priority nursing diagnosis:

A CCU patient monitor shows sinus bradycardia, heart rate 48beats/mts, the doctor may prescribe..........

A patient admitted in the emergency department with the complaints of muscle weakness, dysphagia, insomnia, fatigue and aletered level of conscious, with the patient complaints that nurse may know that the doctor may prescribe:

Administer veraoamit 3.75 mg Iv. The dosage strength is 2.5 mg/mt. How many ml should be given?

A 32 year old, 50 kg male patient admitted with burns in the emergency department. He has burns in the anterior part of one hand, anterior portion of both thigh and upper torso. Calculate the fluid volume required for the patient in the first 24 hr with parkland formula?

An IV of RL 1000ml is to infuse over 8hrs. The drop factor is 15 gtt/ml. Calculate the rate of flow?

Patient scheduled for CABG after 2 weeks, from patient medical history, nurse understand that the medication should withheld is..?

A 85 yr old patient admitted for total proctocolectomy. The nurse is preparing a care plan for patient after surgery with ileostomy. The nurse should keep in mind about which of the following complication can occur?

A nurse is giving health education to a group of 35 yr old above woman about importance of BSE. Which of the following statement about BSE is more accurate?

The nurse will advice which  of the following position to a patient for self administration of enema

Mr Daniel's father died by an accident. On hearing the news Daniel refuses to accept the truth. The client is showing which stage of development according to kubbler theory?

A 3 yr old child admitted with pneumonia. On examination vital signs shows temperature increased to 103 degree F. Which of the following is the best intervention that can be provided to child?

The doctor advise albuterol nebulisation for a patient with bronchial asthma. The nurse should kept in mind which of the following complications?

Which of the following position is accurate for enema administration?

The incubation period of hepatitis A virus

A patient having iron deficiency anemia is advised to take vitamin C rich foods for iron absorption. Which of the following menu can be suggested best for the patient..

The nurse is examining the anthroprometric measurement of a 22yrs boy and found its BMI as 17kg/m2. What did the nurse understand from this...

A woman admitted with pneumonia shows dyspnea. Which of the following positions can be provided?

A client with fratureof humerus is advised to increase calcium rich foods in diet. One month after patient came for review; the lab values are Na+= 142MEQ/L, Hb=13mg/dl, K+=4.8 MEQ/L, Ca=13mg/dl.. The client is having 

The COPD patient with O2 2 L/Mt suddenly develops tachycardia and palpitations. Which of the following intervention can a nurse should do?

Which of the following patient can be discharged first?

A patient came to ER with facture Lt femur which nursing intervention is having highest priority

A nurse is caring an AIDS patient. Which of the following should be given as best intervention to the client?

The main complication than can occur  immediately 24 hr period after colostormy

A nursing is demonstrating how to rise incentive spirometry to a patient discharged with COPD. This action comes under which stage/level of nursing process

A patient with fracture tibia is advised to use crutches. On giving education about the crutch walking. The patient asks the nurse "How can I go upstair with crutches?" What is the best nursing response?

A 7yr old client is brought to the emergency room. He is tachypneic and afebrile and has a respiratory rate of 36 breaths/min and a non productive cough. He recently had a cold. From his history, client may have which of the following?

When caring for the child with ADHD, which type of intervention you will give as priority?

Normal therapeutic range of serum potassium

A nurse is giving health education to her ward colleagues about IV fluids. She explained in detail about types of IV fluids such as hypotonic hypertonic, isototic and colloids. Which among the following is an example of colloids?

Mrs. Shiny is caring for a patient undergoing below knee amputation on immediate post op, The nurse should keep in mind about which of the following symptoms first in patient?

The most common causative organism of diarrhoea prevalent among children

Which of the following factors is at high risk for having cataract

The disease that is also known as "kussmaul's disease"

Which of the following oncologic condition is most prevalent among AIDS patients?

Which of the following client is at highest risk for latex allergy?

The dosage recommended for child is 8mg/m2, The child has a body surface area of 1.1 m2.(Adult body surface area is 7.6m2) What is the dosage to be administered?

The doctor advised an antibiotic to a child. The average adult dose is 350 mg. The child has a BSA of 0.41 m2.  What is the dose for the child?( adult BSA is 3.2m2)

A doctor's prescription reads Ampiullin sodium 125 mg every 6 hrs. The medication label reads 1 g and reconstitute with 7.4 ml sterile water. The nurse prepares to draw up how many ml to administer one dose?

The physician prescribes T.Nitroglycerin 1/150 grain start to patient with unstable angina. The nurse has to administer..

Convert 38 degree c to farhenheit?

Doctor's order: continuous regular insulin by IV at 10 units/hr. Available : IV bag of 100 ml Ns with 50 units regular insulin. How many ml/hr are required to administer correct dose.

Identify the vein