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The physician has ordered 6 mg morphine sulphate every three to four hours prn for a client's postoperative pain. The unit dose in the medication dispenser has 15 mg in 1 mL. How much so-lution should the nurse give?
 
  a. 1.5 mL
  b. 1.3 mL
  c. 0.4 mL
  d. 1.25 mL

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In selecting an appropriate alternative therapy, the nurse knows that the patient who is experiencing which of the following conditions may benefit the most from the passive type of relaxation?
 
  a. Hypotension
  b. Terminal cancer
  c. Work-related stress
  d. Dysfunctional grieving



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B

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A The person with hypotension would not require the passive type of relaxation.
B Passive relaxation is useful for persons for whom the effort and energy expenditure of active muscle contracting leads to discomfort or exhaustion, such as the person with terminal cancer. This type of relaxation has been shown to contribute significantly to cancer palliative care.
C The person with work-related stress would not require the passive type of relaxation.
D The patient experiencing dysfunctional grieving would not require the passive type of relaxation. Therapeutic touch has been found effective in improving mood in bereaved adults.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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