"I will perform sponge baths instead of tub baths"

"The baby's diaper will need to be changed frequently"

"I will apply petroleum jelly to the exposed bladder to keep it moist"

"I will contact my health care provider (HCP) if I observe signs of an infection"

Adherence to antibiotics

Dietary restrictions

Dressing changes

The 33 year-old woman with a recent diagnosis of endometriosis

The 23 year-old woman with polycystic ovarian syndrome and depression

The 25 year-old woman with oligomenorrhea and an allergy to seafood

The 45 year-old woman who has a history of coronary artery disease

Use a Doppler ultrasound device

Inspect the lower left extremity

Auscultate the pulse with a stethoscope

Palpate the left popliteal pulse

Bradycardia

Respiratory depression

Edema

Vomiting

Corn on the cob, baked chicken and mashed potatoes

Brown pasta with marinara sauce and cheese and crackers

Chicken sandwich on whole wheat bread, sliced tomatoes and strawberry Jell-O

Gluten-free pizza with cheese and 2 oatmeal cookies

Only collect undergarments and pieces of clothing that are visibly soiled

Do not collect the client's clothing until alternate clothing is brought in by friends or family

Ask the client to remove their clothing while standing on a clean white sheet

Encourage the client to remove their clothing when they are ready and place all clothing in a sealed paper bag

Colchicine prevents the formation of uric acid in the liver

Colchicine increases renal excretion of uric acid

Colchicine decreases the deposits of uric acids in the joint spaces

Colchicine reduces the pain associated with joint inflammation

Press the emergency alarm to call the resuscitation team

Have all visitors and family leave the room immediately

Page the surgeon to the client's room

Cover the abdominal organs with sterile dressings