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The nurse administered tPA and conducted neurologic assessments every 15 minutes during the infusion. The tPA infusion finished and the nurse performed neurologic assessments every 30 minutes for the 6 hours following the administration. The client was noted to be stable with unchanged neurologic assessments. The nurse begins to plan care for the client's recovery and identifies interdisciplinary team members who can assist with the client's recovery.
What interdisciplinary team member(s) should assist the client in recovery? Select all that apply.

Case Manager

Occupational Therapist

Speech Therapist

Respiratory Therapist

Chief Nursing Officer

Medical Assistant

Pharmacy Technician

Physical Therapist

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,C,H

A.   A case manager can coordinate the overall care plan, ensuring the client receives appropriate services and support during recovery and discharge planning.
B.   An occupational therapist can help the client regain the ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs) and improve fine motor skills affected by the stroke.
C.   A speech therapist can assist the client with speech and language difficulties, as well as swallowing issues that may have resulted from the stroke.
D.   A respiratory therapist is typically involved if there are respiratory issues, which are not indicated in this case.
E.   A chief nursing officer provides leadership and oversight roles, and not direct patient care.
F.   A medical assistant is typically involved in basic clinical tasks but not in specialized stroke recovery.
G.   A pharmacy technician fills prescriptions but doesn’t directly participate in client rehabilitation.
H.   A physical therapist can help the client improve strength, balance, and mobility, which are often impaired after a

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. If the PN suspects an error in a prescription, especially regarding a child's dosage, it's imperative to communicate concerns to the healthcare provider for clarification and potential adjustment.
B. While involving another nurse might provide a second opinion, it's crucial to involve the prescriber to rectify any potential prescription errors.
C. The prescription should be confirmed with the healthcare provider before any medication is dispensed or administered.
D. While seeking information from peers is valuable, this situation calls for direct clarification from the prescriber to ensure proper dosing for the child.

A. Do not take diabetes medication when feeling sick. B. Have some form of rapid acting glucose easily accessible. C. Obtain an A1C blood test every year to monitor glucose control. D. Using salt, herbs, and spices will improve the flavor of foods.

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Not taking diabetes medication when feeling sick could lead to uncontrolled blood sugar levels.
B. Having rapid-acting glucose readily available indicates understanding of the importance of managing hypoglycemic episodes.
C. While important, obtaining an A1C test annually is not directly related to managing acute hyperglycemia.
D. Using salt, herbs, and spices does not directly address blood glucose control.

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The practical nurse (PN) believes that a prescription for a child is incorrect because the dosage prescribed is the usual adult dosage. Which action should the PN take?

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

The nurse is providing teaching to a client admitted with a blood glucose level of 580 mg/dL (32.2 mmol/L) about preventing complications related to diabetes mellitus. Which statement by the client indicates understanding? Reference Range: Glucose [74 to 106 mg/dL (4.1 to 5.9 mmol/L)]

Correct Answer is B

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