In an effort to supply the cells of the body with fuel for metabolism, the nurse is aware that the liver will try to compensate for the lack of oxygen by:
1. Turning the skin and eyes yellow.
2. Increasing the flow of blood to the kidneys.
3. Increasing the production of glucose.
4. Causing the skin blood vessels to constrict.
Question 2
A client nearing end of life is experiencing extreme pain. What should the nurse keep in mind when providing for this client's comfort? (Select all that apply.)
1. Turning and repositioning might add to or alleviate pain.
2. There is no limit on the amount of opioids that can be provided.
3. The pain of dying cannot be adequately treated with medication.
4. The family should not be permitted in the room when care is being given.
5. The client should be coached through alternative pain management approaches.
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