"I will cover my mouth and nose when I cough."

"I will throw out used tissues in a closed bag."

Educate the client about the purpose of isolation before initiating isolation measures

Give the client a tepid sponge bath to maintain hygiene

Manage time to play a quick card game with the client

Provide care quickly to limit exposure to the virus

"Your peak flow meter may be broke based on this result. Base your decision to call the health care provider on how your breathing feels"

"This signals a medical alert. You will need to take your rescue medication and call your health care provider (HCP) for further instructions"

"This signals that you have good control of your asthma. Continue to take your daily prescribed medications"

N-95 mask, face shield and gloves

N-95 mask, gown, gloves and goggles

N-95 mask and gloves

The nurse should instruct the client not to smoke for 4 hours prior to the test

The nurse should provide a sedative to the client one hour before the test

The nurse should encourage the client to use their bronchodilator medication before the procedure

The nurse should instruct the client not to eat 8 hours prior to the test

"You will take your personal best peak flow number once a week for a month, ensuring you take a short-acting inhaled bronchodilator first"

"A personal best peak flow number is taken during an acute asthma attack and reflects your lung's capacity under distress"

"Your personal best peak flow number is the highest peak flow number, over a 2-3 week period when your asthma is under good control"

"A personal best peak flow meter demonstrates that you are in the uncontrolled zone for your asthma"

Adverse effects of inhaled anticholinergics do not include hoarseness and thrush

They have been found to be useful in beta-blocker induced bronchospasm

Tiotropium is an example of a short-acting inhaled anticholinergic agent

Anticholinergics are indicated during emergency treatment of asthma exacerbations

Call the health care provider (HCP), report the finding so further diagnostic testing can be completed

Assess if the injection was intradermal and not subcutaneous

Ask the client to wait another day to see if the induration increases in size

Tell the client the result is negative for exposure to tuberculosis

Fine crackles in the client's posterior lung bases

A respiratory rate of 20 breaths per minute

Serous drainage noted on the dressing at the puncture site

A heart rate of 150 beats per minute