During a skin assessment, the nurse notes an elevated, raised border filled with pus on a client's lower back. This would be referred to as which of the following skin lesions:

A client has a blood pressure of 145/92.

What is the MAP?

Formula provided:
[systolic BP + (2x diastolic BP)] /3

A nurse cares for a client with moderate drainage from a wound. The nurse needs to apply a highly absorbent dressing. Which type of dressings should the nurse use for this client?

The nurse is educating a client who recently recovered from a myocardial infarct (MI - aka heart attack) on a heart- healthy diet. The client is placed on a low-saturated-fat diet. Which of the following food options should the nurse recommend that are higher in unsaturated fat: Select all that apply:

The physician prescribes Gabapentin 20 mg PO QID.
The pharmacy has available Gabapentin syrup 10 mg/5 ml. The client should receive ml per day?

What type of adventitious lung sounds are typically heard in a client with bronchoconstriction?

The nurse prepares to obtain a client's temperature with an oral thermometer. Which of the following would be a reason to reconsider using an oral thermometer?

The client inquires about the purpose of having pneumatic compression devices applied. The nurse understands that the purpose of these devices is to do which of the following:

A bedbound client is at risk for pressure ulcers. Which nursing action is most effective in preventing the development of ulcers?

A nurse caring for an 88-year-old client understands that the body temperature of older adults is prone to lower body temperature. The nurse understands this is most likely due to which of the following reasons:

During a skin assessment, the nurse notes an elevated, raised border filled with pus on a client's lower back. This would be referred to as which of the following skin lesions: