A．28 gtts/min.
B．35 gtts/min.
C．42 gtts/min.
D．45 gtts/min.

A．Chest pain.
B．Drowsiness.
C．Dysuria.
D．Tinnitus.

A．The client is instructed to apply pressure to the eyes after instillation of the eye drops.
B．The nurse's hand is stabilized on the client's forehead while instilling the drops.
C．The medication is placed onto the client's sclera.
D．The client is instructed to look at the nurse while the drops are being instilled.

A．Instruct family members to ignore his behavior.
B．Place a single-date calendar where he can view it.
C．Explain that he will have to try harder to remember things.
D．Tell him every morning what activities he will be expected to perform that day.

A．"Begin an iron supplement of 100 mg daily. "
B．"Supplement your diet with 400 meg of folio acid. "
C．"Avoid raw eggs and cats until conception. "
D．"Receive immunization against toxoplasmosis. "

A．Wear cataract glasses that correct vision by magnifying objects.
B．Wear corrective glasses or contact lenses.
C．Wear glasses only until the eye heals.
D．Relearn to judge distances accurately.

A．Broad-spectrum antibiotics.
B．Opioid analgesics.
C．Tranquilizers.
D．Laxatives.

A．Define behaviors of the child that will be acceptable and those that will be unacceptable.
B．Allow the child freedom to choose activities in which to participate and other children with whom to associate.
C．Increase the child's sensory stimulation and activity.
D．Limit the child's opportunities to display anger and frustration.

A．Presence of menses.
B．Uterine enlargement.
C．Breast sensitivity.
D．Fetal heart tones.

A．Prevent excessive pressure on suture lines.
B．Prevent the development of ascites.
C．Provide enteral feedings in the immediate postoperative period.
D．Enable administration of antacids to promote healing of the anastomosis.