A nurse is aware of the prevalence of nosocomial infections in healthcare facilities.
Which category of client is at a risk for nosocomial infections?
A) Clients requiring invasive procedures
B) Clients not exposed to antimicrobial drugs
C) Clients undergoing a regular health checkup
D) Clients not infected previously by a drug resistant organism
Question 2
A client has been prescribed a barbiturate for control of seizures. What must the nurse
keep in mind when monitoring the client?
A) Client is likely to have insomnia
B) Client may have frequent mood changes
C) Client may develop hypertension
D) Client may have urinary frequency
The nurse uses a noninvasive bladder ultrasound to measure the client’s bladder volume.
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