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lilldybug07

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MC The unit dose method is used to dispense medications. This method has the advantage of allowing the nurse to
 
  A. Check the medication three times.
  B. Place medications in a medicine cup before taking it to the client.
  C. Check medication name and dosage on the package while handing to the client.
  D. Chart medications on the medication record.

Question 2

An appropriate technique that the nurse should implement for the assessment of the carotid vessels is:
 
  A. Massaging the arteries briskly
  B. Using the diaphragm of the stethoscope
  C. Palpating each carotid artery separately
  D. Placing the client in a supine position



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Answer to Question 1

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C. Palpate each carotid artery separately with index and middle fingers around medial edge of sternocleidomastoid muscle. Ask client to raise chin slightly, keeping the head straight. Note rate and rhythm, strength, and elasticity of artery. Also note if pulse changes as client inspires and expires.
A. Critical Decision Point: Do not vigorously palpate or massage the artery. Stimulation of carotid sinus may cause a reflex drop in heart rate and blood pressure.
B. Place bell of stethoscope over each carotid artery, auscultating for blowing sound (bruit).
D. To assess venous pressure have client recline at a 45-degree angle and slowly recline into the supine position, avoiding neck hyperextension or flexion. Measure the distance between the angle of Louis and the highest point of vein pulsation.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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