Platelets

Packed Red Blood Cells

Whole blood

Plasma

"These enzymes help to digest my food since my pancreas does not work properly."

"I can crush the enteric-coated pills and sprinkle the contents on a small amount of food."

"I need to take these enzymes within half an hour of eating."

"I will take fewer enzymes when I eat snacks."

Retake the temperature via another route to confirm the fever

Access the client chart and see when the last white blood cell (WBC) was taken

Call the health care provider (HCP) immediately and ensure the client has intravenous access

Assess the client's current urinary output

Place four side rails up

Increase sodium in diet

Instruct the client to avoid sudden head movements

Encourage early ambulation

The 48 year old male who has had the flu in previous years

The 55 year old client who is undergoing radiation therapy for thyroid cancer

The 25 year old client in their first trimester of pregnancy

The 30 year old client who is experiencing diarrhea, vomiting, and fever

Decreased estrogen levels lead to reduced bone formation

A 56-year old male who is a firefighter

A 24-year old female who has a father with hypertension

A 50-year old male with a BMI of 24

A 40-year old female who is a secretary

"I will wash my hands with antimicrobial soap."

"I will avoid eating premade salads."

"I will avoid large crowds."

The client suffered an obstruction of urine flow during the infarction

There may be a decrease in blood flow to the kidneys