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mikaylakyoung

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A patient is admitted in atrial flutter. Which of the following nonpharmacological interventions will best assist in long-term maintenance of a normal sinus rhythm?
 
  A) Implantation of a cardioverterdefibri llator
  B) Initiation of an isometric exercise program
  C) A high-potassium diet
  D) Surgical intervention with a new mitral valve

Question 2

A public health nurse is preparing to administer an intramuscular injection of a vaccine to an 8-year-old girl. The nurse recognizes that the child is uncharacteristicall y quiet and appears tense.
 
  The nurse should recognize the possibility of what nursing diagnosis? A) Fear related to IM injection
  B) Acute confusion related to misunderstanding of the necessity of IM injection
  C) Risk for injury related to IM injection
  D) Ineffective coping related to reluctance to receive IM injection



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Answer to Question 1

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The implantable cardioverterdefibri llator provides nonpharmacological management of atrial flutter to maintain normal sinus rhythm. Surgical intervention with a new mitral valve will not prevent atrial flutter. Exercise and potassium intake will ensure NSR.

Answer to Question 2

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IM injections are frightening for older children, and they need praise and encouragement. Fear is a far more likely cause of this child's behavior than confusion or ineffective coping. There is risk for injury associated with IM injections, but the nurse can mitigate this risk through proper technique.





 

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