What office activity is most likely to cause trigger finger? A. Moving and clicking a mouse B. Typing on a keyboard C. Repetitively using a manual stapler D. Holding a phone during a lengthy phone conversation

A nurse is providing care to a client who is in labor and experienced a spontaneous rupture of membranes. Which of the following findings requires intervention by the nurse? A. Intense contractions lasting less than 30 seconds B. Rest periods between contractions lasting longer than 90 seconds C. Fetal heart rate decreased by $15/min$ D. Maternal temperature of $37.8^{\circ }C(100^{\circ }F)$ after ruptured membranes

An organism that is unlikely to be transmitted by airborne droplets is Streptococcus pneumoniae. Legionella pneumophila. Neisseria meningitidis. Treponema pallidum.

Which of the following means "difficulty swallowing"? Dysphagia Dysphasia

What is the name of the condition in which a person's eye develops to be too short and the lens is not stretched thin enough? color blindness myopia hyperopia total blindness Clear my selection

Question 62 Which symptom can be assessed using the Cincinnat Prehospital Stroke Scale for a patient who had a stroke at home? Select all that apply. One, some or all responses may be correct. Facial muscles Leg movement Cognitive ability Arm movement Speech function Eyesight function

Critique the following statement:A PHR is the same as or a form of an EHR. This is a false statement as PHRs are open to the public for health literacy. This is a true statement. This is a false statement as the PHR is controlled by the healthcare organization and the EHR is controlled by the patient. This is a false statement as the EHR is controlled by the healthcare organization and the PHR is controlled by the patient.

Which term would be defined as continuous ringing in both ears? Otalgia Vertigo Tinnitus Ototoxicity

Which is the leading cause of spinal cord injury? Falls Assaults Motor vehicle crashes Sports-related accidents

Which statements accurately describe the role of albumin in liver failure? (Select All that Apply.) High levels of albumin are associated with jaundice in liver failure. Reduced albumin levels contribute to the development of ascites and ederna in liver failure. Albumin helps in the immune response by activating white blood cells. Albumin deficiency leads to hypercalcemia in liver failure. Albumin is synthesized in the liver and its production decreases in liver failure. Albumin levels increase in liver failure to compensate for reduced liver function. Albumin is primarily synthesized in the kidneys.

A nurse is planning care for a client who has angina and a new prescription for nitroglycerin ointment. Which of the following actions should the nurse plan to take? A. Cover the administration area with plastic wrap. B. Massage the ointment into the skin. C. Spread the ointment in a $10cm2(4in2)$ area. D. Apply the ointment in a thick layer.