Which assessment finding would be considered normal in an elderly client?

The client’s 24-hour urine output is 750 mL and an amber color, oral intake is 1700 mL, and the weight has increased 3 kilograms in 2 days.
The client is irritable and states “I have a headache.” Which laboratory value most correlates with these signs and symptoms?

A nurse finds an adult client lying unconscious & unresponsive on the bathroom floor. Which action should the nurse take first?

Which intervention should the nurse include while caring for a client who has been diaphoretic for the past six hours?

When a client has a nursing diagnosis of Ineffective Coping, which nursing interventions would best meet the desired outcome of demonstrating appropriate coping strategies? (Select all that apply).

Which statement, if made by a client diagnosed with sleep disturbance, should a nurse evaluate as correct understanding of the plan of care to improve sleep patterns?

A male client weighing 175 pounds is to receive an intramuscular injection into his deltoid of two milliliters (2 mL) of a viscous fluid.
Which needle size should a nurse use?

At the end of the shift, a nurse enters a crowded elevator and is standing near a client’s health care provider.
Which response of the nurse is most appropriate when the health care provider asks, “How is my client in room 913 doing?”.

The nurse is assessing a client presenting with diazepam intoxication.
What signs and symptoms are consistent with benzodiazepine intoxication? Select all that apply.

A nurse receives report that a client has been pacing the hallway continuously for almost twenty-four hours and talking excessively.
Which action is the priority?

A client is learning about diet choices that will increase wound healing after a total knee replacement.
What diet selection would indicate that the client understands the correct foods to choose for that outcome to happen?