Which of the following clients is at greatest risk for developing constipation?

A) An adult who is on bed rest
B) An infant who is breast-fed
C) A school-age child at recess
D) A 2-year-old toddler

Write the correct meaning for TUIP:

When released in response to alarm,which substance promotes a sense of well-being?

A) Aldosterone
B) Thyroid-stimulating hormone
C) Endorphins
D) Adrenocorticotropic hormone

The second-year nursing student is in a pediatric clinical rotation in the emergency department.While working one day,a 6-year-old child and mother arrive.The student notices bruises on the child and the mother seems to avoid answering any questions related to the bruises.The most appropriate action by the student is to:

A) Contact a child abuse hotline
B) Notify the physician
C) Notify her instructor
D) Continue to ask the mother more questions

Gauze

A) Absorbs drainage through the use of exudate absorbers in the dressing
B) Very soothing to the patient and do not adhere to the wound bed
C) Barrier to external fluids/bacteria but allows wound to "breathe"
D) Manufactured from seaweed and comes in sheet and rope form
E) Oldest and most common absorbent dressing

The patient is admitted with exposure to an unknown chemical.His clothing appears to be grossly contaminated.What should the nurse do? (Select all that apply. )

A) Avoid touching contaminated parts of clothing.
B) Pull the patient's tee shirt off over his head.
C) Cut the patient's clothes off.
D) Wash the patient with large amounts of soap and water.