CPCT- 61-80

• Activated clotting time

• Blood alcohol level

• Prothrombin time

• Platelet function

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  Developing an appropriate patient plan of care

• Properly documenting all oral medication administrations

• Ensuring proper application of all safety reminder devices (SRDs)

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  Providing answers to patient questions to facilitate informed consent

• To reduce the risk for deep-vein thrombosis

• To protect the skin from injury

• To prevent air embolisms from circulating to the legs

• To dislodge existing embolisms

• Bleach

• Dry heat

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  Boiling water

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  Autoclave

Answer explanation

All others are disinfection that will kill all microorganisms but not spores

• Reposition the patient at least every 2 hr.

• Avoid using powder on the patient's skin.

• Avoid providing massages for the patient.

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  Place the head of the patient's bed at a 45° angle.

• Observe the site for 3 min to see if the hematoma worsens.

• Remove the needle while keeping the tourniquet in place.

• Apply pressure to the site for a minimum of 5 min.

• Continue the blood collection and send to the laboratory for analysis.

• Every 2 hr

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  Every 8 hr

• Every 10 hr

• Every 24 hr

• Apply a cold compress to the patient's head.

• Administer acetaminophen to the patient.

• Elevate the head of the patient's bed.

• Notify the nurse about the patient's condition.

• Acceptance

• Denial

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  Depression

• Bargaining

• Ask the guardian why the child falls down a lot.

• Report the signs of injury to a supervisor.

• Ask the child in private how the injuries occurred.

• Confront the guardian about the possible abuse.