Questions: 1. The nurse notes that the client's total bilirubin is 1.0 mg / dL. Which action by the nurse is correct? 1. Assess the client's sclerae for evidence of jaundice. 2. Check the client's stool for presence of occult blood. 3. Record the results as normal. 4. Test the client's urine for blood. 2. After a liver biopsy on the client with cirrhosis, which nursing intervention is most appropriate to add to the plan of care? 1. Ambulate the client twice each shift. 2. Elevate the client's legs on two pillows. 3. Keep the client in high Fowler position. 4. Position the client on their right side. 3. Which action by the nurse best reduces the risk of transmitting the virus for a client diagnosed with HAV? 1. The nurse puts on a mask and gown when providing direct care. 2. The nurse maintains the client in a private room at all times. 3. The nurse performs vigorous hand washing after leaving the room. 4. The nurse wears gloves when entering the client's room.
Transcript text: 1. The nurse notes that the client's total bilirubin is $1.0 \mathrm{mg} / \mathrm{dL}$. Which action by the nurse is correct?
1. Assess the client's sclerae for evidence of jaundice.
2. Check the client's stool for presence of occult blood.
3. Record the results as normal.
4. Test the client's urine for blood.
2. After a liver biopsy on the client with cirrhosis, which nursing intervention is most appropriate to add to the plan of care?
1. Ambulate the client twice each shift.
2. Elevate the client's legs on two pillows.
3. Keep the client in high Fowler position.
4. Position the client on their right side.
3. Which action by the nurse best reduces the risk of transmitting the virus for a client diagnosed with HAV?
1. The nurse puts on a mask and gown when providing direct care.
2. The nurse maintains the client in a private room at all times.
3. The nurse performs vigorous hand washing after leaving the room.
4. The nurse wears gloves when entering the client's room.
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