Answer to Question 1
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Mononucleosis, which typically infects the salivary glands, is transmitted by droplets in saliva, coughs, and sneezes, and by direct contact with mucous membranes (mouth-to-mouth). It is not transmitted by washing towels and clothing with the laundry of others. Treatment for mononucleosis is symptomatic; it includes rest, fluids, and analgesics, not antibiotics. If liver or spleen enlargement is present, the greatest risk of rupture is present during the first 2 to 4 weeks of the illness. Strenuous exercise and contact sports should be avoided while the organ(s) are enlarged. The school nurse and teachers need to make arrangements for schooling at home during the acute phase (first 24 weeks).
Answer to Question 2
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The nurse needs to inform the patient with impaired vision when a touch is to occur and ask permissi
The nurse conducts the health history as the first step in the nursing assessment
Patient teaching: nose and sinus assessment
Digital recording devices can be helpful when providing patient education to visually impaired ...
A patient’s cognitive ability depends on his or her psychologic status, which is influenced by ...
A physical therapist exercising the patient’s leg in a physical therapy department.