While caring for a patient with metastatic bone

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While caring for a patient with metastatic bone
cancer, which clinical manifestations would
alert the nurse to the possibility of
hypercalcemia in this patient?
A.
Weakness
B.
Paresthesia
C.
Facial spasms
D.
Muscle tremors

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During the post-op care of a 76 year old
patient, the nurse monitors the patient’s intake
and output carefully, knowing that the patient
is at risk for fluid and electrolyte imbalances
primarily because

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An older woman was admitted to the
medical unit with dehydration. Clinical
indications of this problem are (select all
that apply)

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The nurse caring for a patient with
hyponatremia includes

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The nurse should be alert for which
manifestations in a patient receiving a
loop diuretic?
A.
Restlessness and agitation
B.
Paresthesias and irritability
C.
Weak, irregular pulse and poor muscle tone
D.
Increased blood pressure and muscle spasms

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The typical fluid replacement for the
patient with a fluid volume deficit is

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In a severely anemic patient, the nurse
would expect to find

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The nurse caring for a patient who has been
receiving IV diuretics suspects that the patient
is experiencing a fluid volume deficit. Which
assessment finding would the nurse note in a
patient with this condition?