The nurse enters a client's room to find that his abdominal wound has eviscerated.
Which intervention should the nurse implement first?

A client must receive eyedrops bilaterally four times a day. The medication should be dropped onto which of the following areas?

In providing care for clients, the nurse knows that the normal stimulus to breathe is a/an:

On admission to the hospital, the nurse notes that the client has a sacral wound that is "yellow" in color. What wound treatment would the nurse expect the health care provider to order?

An alert, competent client refuses to take her antihypertensive medication. The nurse has explained why the medication is important and the client states that she understands but doesn't want to take the medication. What is the best nursing action?

An adult client is to receive ear drops four times a day to treat an inner ear infection.
What is the correct nursing procedure to follow when administering this type of medication?

A nursing instructor is observing a nursing student prepare and administer medications to adult clients. Which action by the nursing student requires intervention by the Instructor?

Which one of the following blood levels would provide the nurse with the most information about the ability of the client's blood to transport oxygen? The:

The nurse understands that the major factor affecting oxygenation in a client who has fluid in the lungs is:

The nurse recognizes that the most appropriate reason to suction a client is that:

The client has an open wound on the sacrum with an order for the following: "Apply hydrogel dressing on the wound. Change dressing every day." The nurse recognizes that the primary purpose of this dressing is to: