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- A nurse is cleaning a laceration on the patient’s forearm with sterile normal saline. When the nurse removes the old dressing, she notes dried yellowish drainage. The patient asks why the drainage is yellow. What is an appropriate response from the nurse?What are some surgical considerations for older adults? Children? Why are special considerations necessary? IThe nurse receives a prescription for midazolam 3mg, IM STAT. The medication is available as midazolam 10mg/2mL. What size needle would be used (gauge and length)?
- What are the labels for this thoracic radiograph and what projection was used: PA or AP?Explain and show the steps to set the control panel. State, in order, the 4 steps for making an x-ray exposure after the control panel has been set. Name at least 5 technical factors that are set when using anatomically programmed radiography