Nurse Jen notices that her patient with a nasal cannula is having difficulty breathing. What should be her initial action?*1 pointa. Check the tubing for patencyb. Assess the patientc. Turn the oxygen source off and on againd. Adjust the nasal cannula

Which position permits easier lung expansion for patients?*1 pointa. Semi-Fowler’sb. Supinec. Simsd. Modified Trendelenburg19. Nurse Jen notices that her patient with a nasal cannula is having difficulty breathing. What should be her initial action?*1 pointa. Check the tubing for patencyb. Assess the patientc. Turn the oxygen source off and on againd. Adjust the nasal cannula20. Which of the following regarding oxygen therapy is true?*1 pointa. Excessive amounts of oxygen is still beneficial for clientsb. Baseline vital signs are not needed before oxygen therapyc. Administering oxygen therapy is an independent nursing actiond. The choice of oxygen delivery systems are dependent on a client’s oxygen needs, comfort, and age21. Nurse Jen knows that oxygen is a combustible substance. The following are safety measures she can do EXCEPT?*1 pointa. Place “No Smoking” signs on client’s door and foot of bedb. Ensure electronic monitoring equipment are electrically groundedc. Advise caregivers to wear woolen fabricsd. Review usage of a fire extinguisher

A patient with pneumonia is having difficulty breathing. You provided oxygenation via nasal cannula per doctor's orders. What level of prevention is this?*PrimarySecondaryTertiaryNone of the above

Following major abdominal surgery, a male client's arterial blood gas analysis reveals Pa02 95 mmHg and PaC02 50 mmHg. He is receiving oxygen by nasal cannula at 4 liters/minute and is reluctant to move in bed or deep breathe. Based on this information, what action should the nurse implement at this time?

A nurse is caring for a 1 year-old client with a congenital heart defect who suddenly develops difficulty breathing. What should the nurse do next?Cassidy RhodyID: 112703Question 4Select one:1.Place the client in reverse Trendelenburg position2.Administer oxygen via facemask3.Place the client in a left lateral position4.Place client in supine position

51. In order to prevent adverse effects of hyperventilation, you assist Mrs. Richard in correcting her breathing problem. Which of the following actions will help her?*1 pointA. have her take quick, shallow breathsB. have her breathe into a paper bagC. give her oxygen by face maskD. turn her onto her side52. Which of the following indicates that the patient is in the transitional phase of labor?*1 pointA. contractions every 15 to 20 minutes, 10 to 30 seconds duration, mild intensity, cervix 3 cm dilatedB. contractions every 3 to 5 minutes, 30 to 45 seconds duration, moderate intensity, cervix 6 cm dilatedC. contractions every 1 to 2 minutes, 60 to 90 seconds duration, strong intensity, cervix 8cm dilated.D. irregular contractions, discomfort in abdomen and groin, no change in cervix, relief with walking53. A nurse is checking the fundus in a postpartum woman and notes that the uterus is soft and spongy. Which nursing action is appropriate initially?*1 pointA. Massage the fundus gently until firmB. Document fundal position and consistency and heightC. Encourage the mother to ambulateD. Notify the physician54. Crowning refers to the phase in the second stage of labor when a large segment of the fetal scalp is visible at the vaginal orifice. How can the nurse help a client resist the urge to push during crowning?*1 pointA. Ask the client to squeeze your handB. Remove the client’s legs from the stirrupsC. Encourage the client to take panting breathsD. Tell the client to take slow, deep breaths55. When is the third stage of labor considered to be terminated?*1 pointA. when the baby is deliveredB. when the placenta is deliveredC. after the uterus has remained firm for one hourD. when the placenta separates56. Which of the following signs would signify that the time of delivery is near?*1 pointA. increased in the amount of vaginal dischargesB. increase in frequency, duration and intensityC. bulging of the perineumD. cervix is dilated57. The period of immediate recovery after the birth of a neonate during homeostasis is reestablished is called?*1 pointA. third stage of laborB. fourth stage of laborC. second stage of laborD. first stage of labor58. Shortly after delivery, the nurse assesses the client’s uterus. It is firm and slightly above the umbilicus and is displaced to the right of the abdomen. The nurse’s first priority is to:*1 pointA. encourage the patient to voidB. administer an oxytocic drugsC. vigorously massage the uterusD. cold compress to the uterus59. Immediately after delivery, the nurse should be able to feel the top of the uterus:*1 pointA. firm, to the right of the midline, above the umbilicusB. soft, in the midline, at the umbilicusC. firm, in the midline, at the umbilicusD. soft, to the right of the midline, above the umbilicus60.When examining a postpartal woman, the nurse should immediately report:*1 pointA. soft, spongy uterine fundus noted during the first hour postpartumB. a fundus that is palpated 2 cm below umbilicus on the second postpartum dayC. a fundus that cannot be located by palpation on the ninth postpartal dayD. red, bloody vaginal discharge on the perineal pad on the first day postpartum