The nurse is preparing to remove an intrajugular central venous catheter. It would be appropriate to place the client in which position for this procedure?A. Reverse TrendelenburgB. Left lateralC. TrendelenburgD. High-Fowler's

In which of the following positions should the nurse place the client?*1 pointa. Semi-sitting (low Fowler’s position)b. Sitting nearly upright (high Fowler’s position)c. Lying on her right side (Sims’ position)d. Lying on her back with her head lowered (Trendelenburg’s position)

A nurse is preparing to assist with the insertion of a non-tunneled central venous catheter for a client who is malnourished. Which of the following actions should the nurse plan to take?

In which position would you expect a patient with severe dyspnea to be found?Question 70Answera.Proneb.Supinec.Lateral recumbentd.Fowler's

The nurse is caring for a patient with a left subclavian central venous catheter (CVC) and a left radial arterial line. Which assessment finding by the nurse requires immediate action?You're doing great!A dampened arterial line waveformNumbness and tingling in the left handSlight bloody drainage at subclavian insertion siteSlight redness at subclavian insertion site

Following laminectomy surgery, the nurse should turn and responsition the client by doing which of the following? a. A. Having the client use the side rails of the bed b. B. Elevating the head of the bed 45 degree, then turning the legs together towards the floor, bending at the waist c. C. Logrolling the client as a unit, keeping the body in proper alignment d. D. Turning the client s head and shoulders then hips