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A client had a poor outcome. Which of the following could have been causes based on barriers to situational monitoring? Select all that apply. Did not include the client or family in communication Utilized resources fully Shared information with the team Directed information to specific team members Maintained documentation Did not request information from others .

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A B C D Chapter 17 Problem 04 Input Area: Aash Inventories Net fixed assets Other assets Total assets Output Area: Pro forma Statement of Cash Flows Cash flows from operations Net Income Depreciation Change in accounts rec. Change in inventory Change in other assets Change in accounts pay Change in taxes Net cash flow from operations Cash flows from Investment Activities Acquisition of fixed assets Net cash flow form investment activities Cash flows from Financing Activities Change in notes payable change in long-term debt Dividends paid Net cash flows from financing activities Change in Cash .

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A 75 year old has a heart murmur with a whooshing sound before the dup (2 nd heart sound). This person's stamina is reduced as they can't complete a round of golf anymore. There is frequent wheezing and coughing, with phlegm, and the ankles are enlarged (edema). The person is diagnosed with heart failure, and symptoms are due to 1. not related to the heart 2. inadequate blood ejection from the left ventricle 3. open foramen ovale 4. poorly formed bicuspid valves .

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9. Identify a nursing diagnosis related to Mrs. Saunders's right-sided paralysis. List three interventions to prevent complications. Nursing Care of Patients With Cerebrovascular Disarders 271 10. How will you protect Mrs. Saunders"s skin? List at least three interventions. 11. As you enter Mrs. Saunders 's room on her thind day on your unit, you find her agitated, trying to speak, and trying to get out of bed. List at least three ways to try to find out what she wants. 12. What should you do before feeding Mrs. Saunders for the first time? 3. Mrs. Saunders has some difficulty swallowing and pockets her food in her right cheek. List three interventions you can try. .

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A 65 vear oid man presents to the hospital with a one week history of malaise, headache, fever, and chilis. He is admitted and over the next week his disease progressed with a worsening cough and shortness of breath. His physical exam was benign except for pulmonary compromise. The patient is current on all of their vaccinations and has no recent travel history. A chestradiograph showed multilobar infiltrates. Other sighificant laboratory findings include an elevated white blood cell count with increased polymorphonuclearneutrophils. Because the patient had a prior history of drug abuse and alcoholism, a toxicology screen and HIV serology were performed. Both were negative. A bronchoscopy was performed, with a bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) showing many white blood cell5, but no organisms. Calcofluor white stains for fungi and direct fluorescent-antibody stain (DFA) for Pneumocystis were aiso negative. Routine bacterial culture of the BAL was negative. Question 1 1 pts Wny was the BAL routine bacterial culture negative? The pasients condtion is not due to a microorganism The pathogen is not a bacteniuin The pothosen a not present in BAL. Poutine bacteriat culfure was not surhcient to recover the puthogen Question 2 1 pts Gased on the patient shistory and condition, what teating should be pertormed next? Bit, pultive for Legionella An organism was recovered only on buffered charcoal yeast extract agar. Based on this information, what is the most likely pathogen? B. pertussis Lpneumophila H. influenzae Brucella spp: Question 4 The organism was most likely transmitted by: Handing of inimul prodicts Reipiratory droblets from an infected persen. Inhulation of water droplets An arthropod vectar lexin- tick Question 5 1 pts What other testing can be performed to detect this organism in a patient? Uinury ankgen testing Elektain testing Culuie supplementation with cystiane. Wea bienati trest .

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