When assessing a client with chest pain, the nurse obtains a thorough history. Which statement by the client is most suggestive of angina pectoris
A. "The pain lasted for about 45 minutes. "
B. "The pain resolved after I ate a sandwich. "
C. "The pain worsened when I took a deep breath. "
D. "The pain occurred while I was mowing the lawn. "
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Otorrhea and rhinorrhea are most commonly seen with which type of skull fracture
A. Basilar.
B. Temporal.
C. Occipital.
D. Parietal.
A 9-month-old infant is admitted with diarrhea and deficient fluid volume. The nurse plans to assess this client's vital signs frequently. What other action would provide the most important assessment information
A. Measuring the infant's body weight.
B. Obtaining a stool specimen for analysis.
C. Obtaining a urine specimen for analysis.
D. Inspecting the infant's posterior fontanel.
The nurse inspects a client's back and notices small hemorrhagic spots. The nurse documents that the client has
A. extravasation.
B. osteomalacia.
C. petechiae.
D. uremia.
In caring for a client with vasovagal syncope, the nurse should know that the associated temporary loss of consciousness is most commonly related to
A. vestibular dysfunction.
B. sudden vascular fluid shifting.
C. postural hypotension.
D. bradyrhythmia.