Dorsiflexion of the foot is accomplished when a client: A. ...

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Dorsiflexion of the foot is accomplished when a client:
 
  A. Curls the toes down
  B. Brings the toes together
  C. Moves the foot so that the toes point up
  D. Turns the sole of the foot medially

Question 2

When working with a client who has a seizure disorder, the nurse is alerted to the need for further instruction when the client tells the nurse:
 
  A. I will watch for over-the-counter medications that contain alcohol.
  B. I have the medications that I take listed on this card that I carry with me.
  C. I will be keeping a regular supply of my medication at home and at work.
  D. I will visit the physician right after I return home from my next trucking job.

[Kedrick2014]

Answer to Question 1

C
A, B, C, and D. Dorsiflexion: Move foot so toes are pointed upward (ROM: 20 to 30 degrees).

Answer to Question 2

B
B. Client should wear a medical alert bracelet or carry identification card noting presence of seizure disorder and listing medications taken.
A. Alcohol should be avoided because it may be incompatible with anticonvulsive medications. It may intensify central nervous system depression.
C. Without a medical alert bracelet or identification noting the presence of seizure disorder and medications taken, just having the medications at work or home will not necessarily mean the appropriate treatment will be started.
D. A seizure condition usually imposes driving limitations. It is recommended that a waiting period of 1 seizure-free year elapse before client attempts to drive or operate dangerous equipment.

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Excellent

[aruss1303]

Great answer, keep it coming