A Client Asks the Nurse Why Their Lymph Node Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

A client asks the nurse why their lymph node is enlarged. Which response should the nurse provide the client?

• A) "Sometimes, enlarged lymph nodes indicate an infection."
• B) "All of your lymph nodes should be easily palpable."
• C) "The lymph system is making antibiotics to fight infection."
• D) "An enlarged lymph node is an abnormal finding."

Develop tailored patient education plans for bowel management, including bowel training programs and dietary recommendations.

Demonstrate understanding of the physiological processes involved in bowel movement and the impact of certain diseases and conditions.

Safely administer enemas, understanding their types, effects, and potential complications.

Understand the components and purposes of a complete physical examination (CPE).

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Definitions:

Uncontrolled Diabetes

A chronic condition where blood glucose levels remain persistently high due to ineffective management of diabetes mellitus.

Liver Disease

A broad category of conditions, disorders, and infections that affect the liver's ability to function properly.

Bilirubinuria

The presence of bilirubin in the urine; one of the first signs of liver disease or conditions that involve the liver.

Urinary pH

A measure of how acidic or alkaline the urine is, which can influence the formation of kidney stones and affect medication efficacy.