James, 35, who is undergoing chemotherapy, has white lesions resembling milk curds in the back of his throat. His CBC shows reduced counts across the board. What question should the nurse ask?

Henry, a 65-year-old man, is in the clinic for a routine check-up. During the assessment of his male genitalia, which position can Henry choose for the examination?

Nurse Patricia needs to choose the best management options for four different patients.
Match the patient's condition to the appropriate management strategy.

Robert, a 52-year-old male, comes to the ED with difficulty swallowing, a muffled voice, and facial swelling. His temperature is 102°F, and his WBC count is elevated. Past medical history includes recurrent strep throat infections, for which he's been noncompliant with antibiotics. What are the immediate nursing interventions for Robert who is suspected to have a peritonsillar abscess?

Jacob, a 45-year-old man, receives an injection of immunoglobulin after exposure to Hepatitis B. Which of the following statements about the type of immunity Jacob now has are correct? (Select all that apply.)

Dr. Lewis is offering an educational session on the frequency of tetanus boosters for middle-aged employees in an industrial setting. How often should Nurse Rachel recommend that her middle-aged patients receive a tetanus booster?

David, a 28-year-old man, visits the clinic complaining of ear pain and a dull, immobile tympanic membrane in his right ear. He also mentions a recent upper respiratory tract Infection. Upon examination, you observe tender, enlarged postauricular lymph nodes. What condition should you suspect in David based on these findings?

Emily, a 50-year-old woman with a past medical history of asthma and GERD, reports irritation and a burning sensation in her airway. Which of the following defense mechanisms is likely compromised?

Nurse Mary needs to decide on nursing management for patients with different conditions. Match each patient's condition to the best nursing management strategy

John, a 35-year-old male involved in a motor vehicle accident, presents with a contusion across his chest from the seatbelt. Which two combined assessments should the nurse prioritize to detect potential complications?

Henry, 60, complains of back pain and frequent Infections. An SPEP test is ordered and shows a monoclonal spike. What condition does Henry most likely have