Answer to Question 1
D
After stopping the blood transfusion, the nurse should obtain and send a urine specimen to the lab to determine the presence of hemoglobin as a result of RBC hemolysis.
In an acute hemolytic reaction, management of the reaction does not include the administration of an antipyretic.
The nurse does not begin an infusion of epinephrine. The nurse should be prepared to administer emergency drugs, such as diuretics, per the physician's order.
The nurse should not turn off the blood and simply turn on the normal saline that is connected to the Y-tubing set. This would cause blood remaining in the Y-tubing to infuse into the client. Even a small amount of mismatched blood can cause a major reaction. The nurse should run normal saline directly into the IV line (not through the blood tubing).
Answer to Question 2
D
In the structural assessment, the nurse identifies birth order, gender, and distance in age between siblings, since these may influence roles and behaviours within the family.
The sharing of household tasks can be assessed in the functional assessment, more precisely in-strumental functioning.
In the developmental assessment, the nurse will assess the phase of the family's developmental life cycle.
The emotional ties between family dyads can be assessed under subsystems (structural assess-ment) and also under alliances and coalitions (expressive functioning).
Inheritance of the sickle cell trait and sickle cell anemia.
Insulin, glucagon, and blood glucose
Hematocrits, left to right: normal, anemia, polycythemia.
Client and therapist positioning for foot reflexology.
Red Blood Cells
Blood vessels associated with the nephron. The glomerulusis a ball of capillaries that have unusuall