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The nurse is taking a rectal temperature on an adult patient. She expects to insert the thermometer __________ inches.
 
  Fill in the blanks with correct word

Question 2

An expected outcome of cast application that the nurse evaluates is:
 
  a. skin irritation at the cast edges.
  b. decreased capillary refill and pallor.
  c. tingling and numbness distal to the cast.
  d. slight edema, soreness, and limited range of motion.

Question 3

When heat loss mechanisms are unable to keep pace with heat production, ____________ is the result.
 
  Fill in the blanks with correct word

Question 4

A student nurse is working with a patient who has asthma . The primary nurse tells the student that wheezes can be heard on auscultation. The student expects to hear:
 
  a. coarse crackles and bubbling.
  b. high-pitched musical sounds.
  c. dry, grating noises.
  d. loud, low-pitched rumbling.
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6 years ago
The answer to question 1

1.5
Gently insert the thermometer into the anus in the direction of the umbilicus 3.5 cm (1.5 inches) for an adult. Do not force the thermometer.

The answer to question 2

D
Expected outcomes after completion of the procedure: Patient initially experiences only slight edema, soreness, mild pain, and some limitation of active range of joint motion (ROJM) from being in the cast. Expected outcomes after completion of the procedure: Skin around proximal and distal cast edges remains intact without irritation, is free of pressure and friction from the cast edges, and is warm and of normal color with capillary refill of 3 seconds or less; and the patient verbalizes no abnormal or unusual sensations and is able to move the fingers or toes below the casted part. Neurovascular function to the body part is maintained.

The answer to question 3

fever
Fever occurs when heat loss mechanisms are unable to keep pace with excess heat production, resulting in an abnormal rise in body temperature.

The answer to question 4

B
Wheezes are high-pitched, continuous, musical sounds like a squeak heard continuously during inspiration or expiration; they are usually louder on expiration. Coarse crackles and bubbling are not descriptive of wheezes. Dry, grating noises are heard with a pleural friction rub. Loud, low-pitched rumbling is characteristic of rhonchi.
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