When Reviewing a Patient's History and Physical Information,the Nurse Notes

question 9

Multiple Choice

When reviewing a patient's history and physical information,the nurse notes that the patient has physician's orders for chloral hydrate and warfarin.During assessment of this patient,the nurse observes areas of petechiae and ecchymosis on the upper and lower extremities.The most appropriate lab work for the nurse to assess next is:

• A) liver function studies.
• B) C-reactive protein.
• C) sedimentation rate.
• D) prothrombin time.

Understand the concepts of assimilation and accommodation and their application in relationships.

Comprehend the nature and effects of downward social comparisons in individual psychology.

Analyze the impact of motivated reasoning on relationship satisfaction.

Distinguish between stable/internal and temporary/internal attributions in partner behavior.

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Definitions:

Grounding Procedures

The methods and practices used to connect electrical systems or equipment to the earth to ensure safety and prevent static or interference.

Low-impedance Ground

A grounding method or system that has a very low electrical resistance path to the earth to ensure safety and reduce the risk of electrical shock or fire.

Electrostatic Field

An electrostatic field is a region surrounding a charged particle or object within which a force would be exerted on other charged particles or objects.