A) Encourage her to lie on her side.
B) Offering her a light meal.
C) Apply heat to her abdomen.
D) Apply a cold compress to her abdomen.
E) Encourage her to lie on her back with her knees flexed.
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A) Keep the cast below the level of the heart for the first day
B) Use a coat hanger to scratch inside the cast
C) Report any pain, swelling, discoloration, lack of pulsation, warmth, or inability to move
D) Resume all activities, including strenuous activities and walking for extended periods
E) Shower quickly so the cast is not exposed to water for more than 2 minutes
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A) dizziness and rash
B) heat, redness, pain, and swelling
C) nausea, vomiting, and cramps
D) fatigue, tinnitus, and headache
E) confusion and lethargy
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A) Greenstick fracture
B) Comminuted fracture
C) Open fracture
D) Complete fracture
E) Incomplete fracture
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A) Use your fingers to pull out the stinger
B) Scrape the skin with a credit card or flat, hard, sharp object
C) Squeeze the skin near the stinger between your thumbs
D) Call the physician immediately; only the physician can remove a stinger
E) Take it out with a pair of tweezers
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A) Greenstick fracture
B) Comminuted fracture
C) Closed fracture
D) Incomplete fracture
E) Open fracture
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A) the bone is broken into several fragments
B) the bone breaks through the skin
C) the break goes completely through the bone
D) the bone is bent, but only one side is fractured
E) the bone is displaced from a joint
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A) Quickly sit him up in a chair
B) Help him to get back on the table
C) Avoid telling the physician
D) Document the incident after assisting the patient from the floor
E) Call for help and do not move the patient until the physician examines him
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A) shortness of breath
B) anxiety
C) chest pain
D) nausea and vomiting
E) sweating
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A) Greenstick fracture
B) Complete fracture
C) Comminuted fracture
D) Open fracture
E) Incomplete fracture
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A) Comminuted
B) Greenstick
C) Complete
D) Incomplete
E) Closed
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A) Educate the patient on how to prevent future head injuries
B) Maintain the patient's airway
C) Wash the area with soap and water and cover it with a dressing
D) Apply direct pressure to stop bleeding
E) Apply ice immediately after the injury
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A) Headache, nausea, vomiting, and fatigue
B) Leakage of clear or bloody fluid from the ears or nose, seizures, and respiratory arrest
C) Memory loss, pallor, listlessness, and temporary loss of vision
D) Staggering gait, sluggishness, or irritability
E) Profuse bleeding at the site of injury
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A) Have the patient drink one or two glasses of water or milk
B) Get the patient into fresh air, loosen tight-fitting clothing, and wrap the patient in a blanket to prevent shock
C) Have the patient remove all affected clothing, wash the area with soap and water, and rinse with alcohol
D) Offer a colloidal oatmeal bath and administer a corticosteroid ointment
E) Administer medications for pain and nausea
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