A client who is confused and aggressive to the nursing staff

A nurse who is assigned six clients with high care needs

A client who is scheduled to receive insulin prior to breakfast

A client who requires health teaching with a language barrier

The nurse will increase the client's bed activity and exercise to heighten tolerance

The nurse will complete an incident occurrence report and keep the client on bedrest

The nurse will transfer the client to a chair with another nurse to enhance strength

The nurse will allow for a rest period prior to transferring the client

The nurse should select a catheter with a large lumen

The nurse should insert a 10 french catheter for long-term use to prevent urethral damage

The nurse should select a latex catheter with a silver coating

The nurse should select a pure silicone or hydrophilic polymer-coated catheter

Ask the client if they experience an irresistible urge to move their legs at rest or when laying down

Complete the Beck's Depression Inventory for potential risk factors associated with fibromyalgia

Palpate the tender points associated with fibromyalgia syndrome throughout the client's body

Withdraws 20 units of NPH insulin, then 10 units of regular insulin

Injects 20 units of air into NPH insulin bottle, then 10 units of air into regular insulin bottle

The nurse attaches a dopamine continuous infusion through the port

The nurse uses the port to inject normal saline to determine cardiac output levels

The nurse obtains a mixed venous blood gas through the port

The nurse infuses cefazolin 1g intravenously through the port

The nurse notes two side rails are up

The call bell is tucked under the client's pillow

There is water spilled on the floor

The suction equipment is in its package at the head of the client's bed

The nurse labels the balloon port with a note stating not to infuse fluids

The nurse uses the cardiac monitor to measure the amplitude of the pulmonary artery waveform

The nurse inflates the balloon with 3 mL of air

The nurse draws a mixed venous gas via the distal port of the catheter