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mikaylakyoung · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

The nurse identifies the nursing diagnosis of chronic pain as being appropriate for a client with fibromyalgia. Which manifestation did the client most likely report that caused the nurse to select this diagnosis?

A) Pain from eyestrain
B) Pain from a severe skin rash
C) Acute chest pain
D) Tender points in the knees

Question 2

The nurse is assigned to care for a child with sickle cell disease who is being admitted with splenic sequestration crisis. Which room would be the most appropriate for this child?

A) Private room
B) Semi-private room
C) Contact-isolation room
D) Airborne-isolation room

Hdosisshsbshs · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Clients with fibromyalgia typically complain of multiple tender points generally including the neck, spine, and knees. Acute chest pain, pain from a rash, and muscle strain of the eye are not reported symptoms.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A

Splenic sequestration can be life-threatening, and there is profound anemia. The child should not be placed in a room with any child who might have an infectious illness. A private room is appropriate for this child. The child should not be exposed to other children with potentially infectious illnesses, so a semi-private room is not appropriate. The child is not contagious; therefore, neither airborne nor contact isolation is necessary.