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13 Cards in this Set
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you should hold an infant in what position to assess anterior fontanelle.
a. supine b. prone c. upright d. cradled securly in the nurses arms |
upright
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The most likley symptom of folic acid deficency is
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Gastrointestinal disturbances
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Which vitamin is lost in cooking.
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Vitamin C
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What is the first sign of too much potassium
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irrability/anxiety
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Chronically low oxygen levels delivered to the kidneys will cause an increase in.
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erythropoesis
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Prolonged NG suction will cause
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hyponatremia and hypokalemia
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When preparing to administer a gastroostomy feeding you should first.
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check for residual
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An oil retention enema facilitates defecation by.
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lubricating the intestine
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It is most important when digitally removing an fecal impaction is that vagal stimulation may cause
a. tachycardia b. bradycardia |
Bradycardia
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Increasing fluids in a patient with hypercalcemia will help decrease calcium levels by
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Excerting a dilutional effect
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Which foods would supply the most vitamin C.
a. oranges and apricots b. oranges and yellow vegtables. c. grapfruit and green leafy d. oranges and broccoli vegatables |
Oranges and broccoli vegtables
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The most common side effect of iron is
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indigestion and constipation
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Which fruit has the most potassium.
a. oranges b.tomato c. avacado d. apricot |
Avacodo
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