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laurencescou

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A client with diabetes has taken the usual dosage of insulin. The client refuses to eat
  despite the nurse's insistence. Which is most useful in prompting the nurse to prepare for
  a possible complication?
 
  A) Scientific problem-solving
  B) Interpreting results
  C) Critical thinking skills
  D) Trial and error

Question 2

A child with a decreased level of consciousness is brought to the emergency unit of a healthcare facility following food poisoning. Which of the following interventions should the nurse follow when caring for this child?
 
  A) Provide activated charcoal with food.
  B) Administer syrup of ipecac.
  C) Administer tincture of ipecac.
  D) Assist with gastric lavage.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D
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The nurse should assist with gastric lavage to wash out the poison from the stomach. The nurse should not provide activated charcoal with food, because charcoal absorbs the food. Besides the child is in a semiconscious state. The nurse should not administer syrup of ipecac to clients below 6 months of age, clients with decreased level of consciousness, those who are convulsing, or those who have ingested hydrocarbons or caustic agents, because it induces emesis. Tincture of ipecac is stronger than the syrup of ipecac.



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