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misspop

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A nurse is caring for a constipated client who has abdominal distention. Which of the following is another sign accompanying constipation?
 
  A) Severe dehydration
  B) Severe headache
  C) Urinary incontinence
  D) Oozing liquid stool

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A nurse is assessing a client who seems to have developed a hearing impairment after working at a construction site for a few months. The nurse is using the Weber test to assess the client's hearing acuity.
 
  The Weber test does which of the following? A) Compares air versus bone conduction of sound
  B) Measures hearing acuity at various sound frequencies
  C) Tests air conduction of sound in the tested ear
  D) Determines the equality or disparity of bone-conducted sound



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A client with constipation can have other accompanying signs or symptoms including changes in stool characteristics such as oozing liquid stool or hard small stool. Urinary incontinence is not indicative of constipation. Severe headache is not a symptom associated with constipation. Dehydration is not associated with constipation but is a symptom of diarrhea.

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The Weber test helps to determine the equality or disparity of bone-conducted sound. The Rinne test compares the air versus bone conduction of sound and tests air conduction of sound in the tested ear. Audiometry measures hearing acuity at different sound frequencies.




misspop

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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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