EXCELSIOR NURSING CONCEPTS 5

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HYPERTHYROIDISM IS ALSO KNOW AS: GRAVES' DISEASE
RATIONALE FOR USING PROPRANOLOL HYDROCHLORIDE (INDERAL) IN MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER?: TO PREVENT BLEEDING FROM ESOPHAGEAL VARICES.
S/S MOST CHARACTERISTIC OF ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS: FLANK PAIN
A PATIENT WITH HYPOTHYROIDISM WHO IS TAKING HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY MAY BE AT RISK FOR WHAT?: HYPERGLYCEMIA
FOLLOWING A THYROIDECTOMY, IT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO ASK THE PATIENT WHAT QUESTION TO ASSESS FOR BLEEDING?: DO YOU HAVE A FEELING OF FULLNESS AT YOUR INCISION SITE?
PRIORITY INTERVENTION FOR A PATIENT WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM WHO IS STARTED ON INDERAL?: MONITOR PULSE AND PULSE PRESSURE.
PATIENT TAKING SYNTHROID FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM. HOW LONG TO ACHIEVE FULL EFFECT?: 10 DAYS
NURSING INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF A PATIENT WITH GRAVES' DISEASE?: PROVIDE THE PATIENT WITH A QUIET ATMOSPHERE DURING MEALS.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT T4?: INCREASED NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSE
FINDING EXPECTED IN PATIENT WITH HYPERPARATHYROIDISM?: FATIGUE
WHAT CAUSES FATIGUE IN PATIENT WITH HYPERPARATHYROIDISM?: CALCIUM IS CONCENTRATING IN BLOODSTREAM.
PRIORITY INTERVENTION FOR A PATIENT WITH THYROID STORM AND A NURSING DIAGNOSIS OF ALTERED BODY TEMPERATURE?: APPLY HYPOTHERMIA BLANKET.
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA?: CATECHOLAMINE PRODUCING TUMOR.
OLDER PATIENTS WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM COMMONLY PRESENT WITH WHAT?: DIFFUSE PRURITUS.
INTERVENTION MOST LIKELY TO ENHANCE COMFORT OF A PATIENT WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM?: PROVIDE COOL ENVIRONMENT.
DECREASED ERYTHROPOETIN SECONDARY TO END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE (ESRD) CAUSES WHAT?: SHORTNESS OF BREATH
PATIENT WITH ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY IS DIZZY AND EXPERIENCING NEUROMUSCULAR IRRITABILITY AND CONFUSUSION. WHAT LABORATORY FINDING WOULD YOU EXPECT?: HYPONATREMIA
WHAT CLINICAL MANIFESTATION WOULD YOU EXPECT IN PATIENT WITH GRAVES' DISEASE?: NERVOUSNESS
WHAT TYPE OF PATIENT IS AT RISK FOR GALLSTONES?: OBESE
WHAT IS THE ANTIDEPRESSANT EFFECT?: MOOD ELEVATOR
PATIENT WITH CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER AT END STAGE SHOULD BE MONITORED FOR WHAT?: ASCITES
WHAT LAB VALUE IS ELEVATED IN THE END STAGE OF CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER?: AMMONIA
PRIMARY NURSING DIAGNOSIS FOR PATIENT WITH ANOREXIA?: ALTERED NUTRITION: LESS THAN BODY REQUIREMENTS
WHAT SHOULD BE MEASURED WHEN ASSESING A PATIENT WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS?: ABDOMINAL GIRTH
DIAPHORESIS, TACHYCARDIA, AND HYPOTENTION ARE CLINCIAL SIGNS OF WHAT?: HYPOGLYCEMIA
CLINCIAL MANIFESTION OF CUSHING'S SYNROME?: EDEMA (KIDNEY PROBLEMS)
FOOD RESTRICTIONS WHILE ON MAO INHIBITORS?: MSG (MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE)
AFTER THYROIDECTOMY, MONITOR FOR?: HYPOGLYCEMIA
MOST IMPORTANT NURINSG INTERVENTION OF PATIENT WITH ACUTE PANCREATITIS?: MAINTAIN FLUID AND ELECTROYTE BALANCE
PRIMARY NURSING ACTIONS FOR PATIENT WITH ANOREXIA?: GIVE SUPPORT AT MEALTIME AND RECORD AMOUNT EATEN.
PATIENT WITH ACUTE RENAL FAILURE. POSSIBLE CLINICAL MANIFESTION IS:: METABOLIC ACIDOSIS
ERICKSON PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE FOR A 10 YEAR OLD?: INDUSTRY VS. INFERIORITY
SIGNS FOUND IN PATIENT WITH HEPATITS A?: DARK URINE, CLAY-COLORED STOOLS, YELLOW SKIN
WHAT SHOULD BE RESTRICTED BEFORE A 24-HOUR VMA URINE TEST COLLECTION?: COFFEE, TEA, COLA (CAFFEINE)
DIET FOR PATIENT WITH GLOMERULONEPHRITIS?: LOW PROTEIN
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY FOR THE NURSE TO DEAL WITH A DEPRESSED PATIENT?: TO INITIATE COMMUNICATION.
WHAT IS THE CAUSE WHEN THE BODY CAN'T ABSORB FAT AND VITAMIN k?: BILE DUCT OBSTRUCTION
PRIMARY NURSING ACTION IN PATIENT WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER?: TO PREVENT INJURY
PATIENT HAS INTRAPERITONEAL SHUNT. WHAT ASSESSMENT FINDING SHOULD THE NURSE REPORT?: INCREASED ABDOMINAL GIRTH
A MAN IS DIAGNOSED WITH HAVING PARANOID DELUSIONS. ACCORDING TO ERIKSON, THIS MAN FAILED WHAT DEVELOPMENTAL TASK?: TRUST VS. MISTRUST
A symptom of autism childhood onset (2 years old) is:: Unable to focus due to impulsiveness and inattention
The blood level in hypoparathyroidism will show what?: Decrease in calcium
WHAT CAUSES ANEMIA IN PATIENT WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE?: ERYTHROPOETIN PRODUCTION BY KIDNEYS DECREASES
APPROPRIATE NURSING DIAGNOSIS FOR PATIENT WITH EXOTHALMUS?: BODY IMAGE DISTURBANCE
NURSING INTERVENTION TO PROMOTE ADEQUATE NUTRTION INTAKE FOR PATIENT WITH GRAVES' DISEASE?: PROVIDE RELAXED, QUIET ENVIRONMENT
WHAT CLINICAL SIGN DO YOU EXPECT TO SEE IN A PATIENT WHO HAS A HIGH LEVEL OF VASOPRESSIN?: EDEMA
NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR SICKLE CELL CRISIS: APPLY LOCAL HEAT TO THE JOIN AND ANTICIPATE PAIN.
A NURSING INTERVENTION FOR MILD HYPOTHYROIDISM IS: TO PROMOTE ACTIVITY
NUTRITION NEEDS FOR GRAVES' DISEASE: HIGH CALORIE DIET
PATIENT IS HYPERVIGILANT AND HAS DEJAVU. THESE ARE S/S OF WHAT?: POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR PATIENT WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS: USE SOFT BRISTLE TOOTHBRUSH
ANGRY PATIENT IS ACTING OUT. WHAT SHOULD NURSE DO?: SET LIMITS AND REDIRECT ANGER
IN DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS, KUSSMAULS BREATHING IS DONE TO:: GET RID OF CO2
WHAT DRUG IS USED TO DRY SECRETIONS BEFORE SURGERY?: ATROPINE SULFATE
LAB TEST GIVING THE MOST SPECIFIC INDICATION OF KIDNEY DISEASE?: SERUM CREATININE
A THIAMINE DEFICIENCY IF SEEN IN WHAT TYPE OF PATIENT?: ALCOHOLIC
A PATIENT WITH RENAL CALCULI SHOULD NOT DRINK WHAT?: MILK
WHAT ARE ABNORMAL LAB VALUES IN A PATIENT WITH LAENNEC'S CIRRHOSIS?: LIVER FUNCTION TEST IS ELEVATED
WHY WOULD A PATIENT'S PROLIXIN BE DISCONTINUED?: IF SERUM CREATININE AND/OR IS ABNORMAL AND WBC ARE DEPRESSED
ANTABUSE (DISULFIRAM) TREATMENT IS USED TO:: PREVENT SPORADIC DRINKING IMPULSES
WHAT S/S WILL BE EVIDENT IN THE OLIGURIC PHASE OF RENAL FAILURE?: HYPERNATREMIA
WHAT LAB TESTS SHOULD BE DRAWN FOR A PATIENT ABOUT TO START LITHIUM THERAPY?: BEST ANSWER IS LIVER FUNCTION TEST; ALSO, CARDIAC ENZYMES
THE ONSET OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE SYMPTOMS MAY BE DESCRIBED AS?: INSIDIOUS
ABRUPT WITHDRAWAL OF STEROID TREATMENT CAUSES WHAT?: ADDISON'S DISEASE
WHAT BODY IMAGE DISTURABNCE WOULD A PATIENT WITH CUSHING'S SYNROME HAVE?: TOOTHPICK EXTREMITIES
IMPROVEMENT IS INDICATED IN PATIENT WITH GLOMERULONEPHRITIS WHEN THERE IS A DECREASED IN WHAT?: ESR
MA YELOMENINGOCELE CAUSES WHAT IN THE THE LOWER EXTREMITIES?: FLACCID PARALYSIS
MEDICATION FOR NAUSEA AND VOMITING DUE TO CHOLECYSTITIS?: COMPAZINE, MECLAZINE, TIGAN
WHAT MED IS GIVEN TO PATIENT WITH ADDISON'S DISEASE?: IV CORTISOL
WHY IS IV CORTISOL GIVEN TO PATIENT WITH ADDISON'S DISEASE?: FOR PROFOUND HYPOTENSION
PAIN MED USED IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS?: DEMEROL
CLINICAL SIGN OF DECREASED AMMONIA LEVEL: DECREASED CONSCIOUSNESS
WHAT HORMONE IS DEFICIENT IN PATIENT WITH DIABETES INSIPIDUS?: ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE (ADH)
WHY WOULD TINGLING OF THE FINGERS AND EXTREMITIES BE REPORTED AFTER A THYROIDECTOMY?: DAMAGE TO THE PARATHYROID GLAND
EXPECTED OUTCOME OF KAYEXALATE THERAPY: DECREASED POTASSIUM LEVEL

TEST TIP: DO NOT SELECT HYPOKALEMIA
PATENCY OF AV SHUNT IN HEMODIALYSIS IS CONFIRMED BY PRESENSE OF A?: BRUIT
WHAT IS THE MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR A PATIENT WITH PROTEIN ABSORPTION PROBLEMS?: LIVER DISORDER
ACUTE PANCREATITIS LAB VALUES WOULD INDICATE WHAT?: INCREASED GLUCOSE AND LIPIDS AND DECREASED CALCIUM AND POTASSIUM
CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS ARE:: GLUTEAL FOLDS WITH DEEPER CREASES APPARENT ON AFFECTED SIDE AND HIP ABDUCTION (ORTOLANI'S CLICK)
NURSING ACTION FOR DEPRESSED PATIENT WITH NUTRITIONAL PROBLEMS?: STAY WITH PATIENT DURING MEAL
NURSING ACTION FOR PATIENT BEFORE PARACENTESIS?: LET PATIENT VOID FIRST
A CHILD FAILS TO GROW ABOVE THE THIRD PERCENTILE IN TWO YEARS. WHAT IS THE CLINICAL MANIFESTATION?: HYPOPITUITARISM
INTERVENTION FOR PATIENT WITH GALACTOSEMIA: DO NOT GIVE DAIRY PRODUCTS
SIGN OF TRANSPLANT REJECTION?: HYPERTENSION
TREATMENT FOR PSYCHOGENIC AMNESIA: HYPNOSIS
CLINICAL MANIFESTIONS OF DIABETES INSIPIDUS: POLYDIPSIA, POLYURIA, SPECIFIC GRAVITY 1.001-1.005, HIGH SERUM OSMOLALITY
WHY USE LUGOL'S SOLUTION BEFORE A THYROIDECTOMY?: TO DEVASCULARIZE THE GLAND
HOW SHOULD PATIENT BE POSITIONED AFTER A LIVER BIOSPY?: ON RIGHT SIDE WITH PILLOW UNDERNEATH
POST-OP CONDITION AT RISK FOR AFTER REMOVAL OF GALLBLADDER?: ATELECTASIS
HOW DO YOU WASH THE FEET OF A DIABETIC PATIENT?: IN TEPID WATER AND PAT DRY; DON'T FORGET BETWEEN TOES
NURSING INTERVENTION FOR PATIENT WITH ESOPHAGEAL BALLOON TAMPONADE (20mmHg)?: KEEP SCISSORS AT BEDSIDE TO CUT TIP
WHAT LABS SHOULD BE CHECKED BEFORE LIVER BIOPSY?: PT AND PLATELETS
DRUG OF CHOICE FOR MANIC-DEPRESSION: LITHIUM
PATIENT WITH ESOPHAGEAL VARICES SHOULD BE CHECK FOR?: PORTAL HYPERTENSION
DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSITC TEST FOR DIABETES: GTT(GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST)
WHAT IS THE CHEMICAL PROCESS THAT OCCURS TO CAUSE KETONES TO APPEAR IN URINE?: FAT DESTRUCTION
NURSING ACTION FOR PATIENT EXPERIENCING ANXIETY?: TO REDUCE STIMULI
CLINICAL SIGN OF ESOPHAGEAL VARICES IS:: HEMATEMESIS
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF PATIENT WITH DIABETES KETOACIDOSIS?: KUSSMAUL'S BREATHING AND ACETONE BREATH
SIDE-EFFECT OF DILANTIN: GUM HYPERPLASIA
WHAT TYPES OF PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN WITH HEPATITIS A PATIENT?: ENTERIC
DIET FOR A PATIENT WITH CHRONIC PANCREATITIS?: LOW-FAT, BLAND
WHAT KIND OF FOODS SHOULD BE GIVEN TO A MANIC-DEPRESSIVE TO SUPPLY ADEQUATE NUTRITION?: FINGER FOODS
PATIENT WITH HYPOPARATHYROIDISM HAS WHAT ELECTROYLTE BALANCE?: HYPOCALCEMIA
PORTAL VEIN HYPERTENSION IS ASSOCIATE WITH WHAT?: LIVER CIRRHOSIS
WHAT IS A LONG-TERM COMPLICATION OF DIABETES MELLITUS?: DIABETIC NEUROPATHY
WHAT IS AGORAPHOBIA?: A FEAR OF OPEN, CROWDED SPACES
A FIXED FALSE BELIEF: A DELUSION
A RARE AND POTENTIALLY FATAL S/E OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION IS?: NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME
THE TREATMENT FOR PHOBIA IS CALLED?: DESENSITIZATION
NURSING ACTION FOR PATIENT WITH HYPOTHYROIDISM HAS COLD INTOLERANCE.: GIVE BLANKET
S/S OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS: CONSTANT EPIGASTRIC ABDOMINAL PAIN RADIATING TO THE BACK AND FLANK WHICH IS MORE INTENSE IN SUPINE POSITION
COMPLICATION OF RENAL DIALYSIS: DESTRUCTION OF RBCS
WHAT IS THE SIGN OF OBSTRUCTIV JAUNDICE?: EXCESSIVE ITCHING OF THE SKIN
ADOLESCENT WITH ANOREXIA WITH BODY IMAGE DISTURBANCE. WHAT ACTIVITY WOULD BE APPROPRIATE?: ART CLASS
MUSCLE WEAKNESS, FLACCID PARALYSIS, BRADYCARDIA, OLIGURIA, AND MUSCLE CRAMPS ARE S/S OF WHAT ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE?: HYPOKALEMIA
MUSCLE WEAKNESS, HYPOTENSION, SHALLOW RESPIRATIONS, APATHY, AND ANOREXIA ARE S/S OF WHAT ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE?: HYPERKALEMIA
HOW IS ASCITES ASSESSED?: INCREASE IN ABDOMINAL GIRTH MEASUREMENT
WHAT S/S SHOULD A PATIENT ON SYNTHROID THERAPY REPORT?: TACHYCARDIA
WHY SHOULD SYNTHROID NOT BE TAKEN WITH FOOD?: IT MAY INTERFERE WITH ABSORPTION
HOW LONG IS SYNTHROID TAKEN FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM?: FOR A LIFETIME...NO CURE!
DIET RECOMMENDED FOR ACUTE RENAL FAILURE PATIENT?: LOW-PROTEIN DIET WITH ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS AND VITAMINS
A NURSE CAN EXPECT TO SEE WHAT IN A CHILD WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROM?: WEIGHT GAIN AND EDEMA
WHAT IS THE REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN HYPOTHYROIDISM?: SYNTHROID
WHAT IS A BUFFALO HUMP?: AN ABNORMAL ADIPOSE TISSUE DISTRIBUTION IN CUSHING'S SYNROME
WHAT IS THE FOCUS IN THE PLAN OF CARE OF PATIENT ON CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY?: TO PREVENT INFECTION
WHY IS THE URINE SPECIFIC GRAVITY LOW IN PATIENT WITH DIABETES INSIPIDUS?: THE HYPOTHALAMUS DOESN'T PRODUCE ENOUGH ADH OR VASOPRESSIN FOR THE KIDNEYS TO RESPOND TO ADH
WHAT IS THE URINE SPECIFIC GRAVITY IN A PATIENT WITH DIABETES INSIPIDUS?: 1.001-1.005
POSSIBLE PRE-RENAL CAUSES OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE?: CONDITIONS THAT DECREASE BLOOD FLOW SUCH AS HYPOVOLEMIA, SHOCK, BURNS AND DIURETIC THERAPY
A PATIENT WITH OCD (OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER) REPETITIVELY COUNTS PAPERCLIPS D/T/ STRESS AS A CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE. WHAT IS MOST APPROPRIATE NURSING DIAGNOSIS?: ALTERED ROLE PERFORMANCE
BEST CANDIDATE FOR SHORT-TERM DYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY?: PATIENT WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
WHAT S/S WOULD THE NURSE EXPECT TO FIND IN A PATIENT WITH NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME?: HIGH FEVER AND MUSCLE RIGIDITY
WHICH IS MOST IMPORTANT TO CONSIDER IN DEVELOPING A PLAN OF CARE FOR A PERSON EXPERIENCING UNRESOLVED ANGER?: WHEN ANGER IS TURNED INWARDS, IT CAN BECOME DEPRESSION
A CHILD WHO HAS AN AUTISTIC DISORDER IS LIKELY TO DISPLAY SYMPTOMS BY WHAT AGE?: 4 MONTHS
WHICH S/S IS ASSOCIATE WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER?: PERSISTANT FEELINGS OF DETACHMENT FROM OTHERS
A STANDARD ANTIPSYCHOTIC MED SUCH AS HALDOL IS MOST EFFECTIVE IN MODIFYING WHICH SYMPTOM OF SCHIZOPHRENIA?: DELUSIONS OF PERSECUTION
IMPROVEMENT WOULD BE EXPECTED IN PATIENT WITH MANIC S/S WHEN TEGRETOL (CARBAMAZPINE) IS AT WHAT LEVEL?: 6-8 MG/L
WHAT ACTION SHOULD BE THE FOCUS OF THERAPY FOR A NURSE WORKING WITH THE FAMILY OF A PATIENT WITH ANOREXIA?: IMPROVING COMMUNICATION AMONG FAMILY MEMBERS
SETTING LIMITS WITH A PATIENT WHO IS MANIPULATIVE BENEFITS THE PATIENT IN WHICH WAY?: THE PATIENT IS ABLE TO GAIN SELF-EMPOWERMENT IN RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS.
A PATIENTS TELL THE NURSE MANY DETAILS ABOUT HIS SON'S DEATH BUT SAYS HE FEELS NO PAIN OR LOSS. WHICH DEFENSE MECHANISM IS HE USING?: INTELLECTUALIZATION
A PATIENT PRESENTS WITH A HISTORY OF UNEXPLAINED PAIN IN 6 DIFFERENT BODY AREAS. ALL TESTS ARE NEGATIVE. THIS IS CALLED WHAT?: SOMATIZATION DISORDER
WHAT CHARACTERISTIC SHOULD THE NURSE EXPECT IN A PATIENT WITH BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER?: EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY
TO DATE, WHAT DISORDER HAS THE STRONGEST EVIDENCE OF GENETIC INVOLVEMENT?: ALZHEIMER'S
WHICH RESULT SHOULD THE NURSE EXPECT WHEN USING REMINISCENCE THERAPY WITH OLDER PATIENTS?: INCREASED SELF-ESTEEM
WHICH DIAGNOSTIC TOOL IS USED TO REVEAL STRUCTURAL AND BIOCHEMICAL ABNORMALITIES ASSOCIATED WITH MENTAL ILLNESS?: POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (PET)
AN 18 MONTH-OLD EXHIBITS PREOCCUPATION WITH OBJECTS, SELF-STIMULATING BEHAVIORS, AND ABSENSE OF ATTACHMENT. THESE ARE S/S OF WHAT?: AUTISM
ACCORDING TO KOHLBERG'S THEORY OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT, WHAT BEHAVIOR IS MOST DESCRIPTIVE OF A CHILD WHO HAS ACHIEVED INTERNALIZATION?: THE CHILD INCORPORATES SELF-GENERATED STANDARDS INTO HIS/HER PERSONALITY.
WHICH FACTOR IS ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG OLD ADULTS?: HAVING LIMITED FINANCIAL RESOURSES.
WHICH LAB TEST SHOULD THE NURSE MONITOR DURING TREATMENT OF DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS TO AVOID SERIOUS COMPLICATONS OF RAPID FLUID INFUSION/: SERUM POTASSIUM
CLINICAL MANIFESTION MOST INDICATIVE OF IMPENDING HEPATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY IN PATIENT WITH LIVER FAILURE?: DISORIENTATION
APPROXIMATELY WHAT PERCENTAGE OF A DIET FOR A PATIENT WITH DIABETES MELLITUS SHOULD BE CARBS?: 50-60%
WHICH TEST PROVIDES THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHEN DIAGNOSISNG CHRONIC PANCREATITIS?: ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY (ERCP_
NARCOTIC ANALGESIC CONTRAINDICATED FOR PANCREATITIS?: MORPHINE
RATIONALE FOR INCORPORATING MASSAGE INTO THE PLAN OF CARE FOR A PATIENT WITH IMPAIRED LIVER FUNCTION?: TO PROMOTE MOBILIZATION OF EDEMA
WHICH CO-EXISTING CONDITION SHOULD THE NURSE RECOGNIZE IN THE PATIENT WITH ACUTE PANCREATITIS?: PLEURAL EFFUSION
S/S OF RECURRENT ENCEPHALOPATHY CAN BE ASSESSED FOR HOW?: BY OBTAINING A SAMPLE OF THE PATIENT'S HANDWRITING ON A DAILY BASIS.

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