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Great question! Here's how you can approach this. Early manifestations of digoxin toxicity often include gastrointestinal symptoms such as anorexia, nausea, and vomiting. Other early signs may include fatigue, weakness, and malaise. Later signs can involve visual disturbances (e.g., yellow or blurred vision) and cardiac arrhythmias. It's crucial for nurses to monitor clients receiving digoxin closely for these early symptoms and check serum digoxin levels to avoid severe toxicity. Let me know if you'd like more details!

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Thank you so much for pointing that out! Referring to question number 7. Fever is a controlled rise in body temperature caused by the hypothalamus resetting the body’s set point in response to infection, inflammation, or other triggers, and it often involves chills and shivering. Hyperthermia, on the other hand, is an uncontrolled overheating due to external factors or excessive heat production, where the body cannot cool itself effectively, requiring immediate cooling measures. Hope this answer will help you 🌹.

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Hello, thank you for pointing out that question. Question Number 1, The correct answer is: C. Gloves Explanation: Standard precautions are the minimum infection prevention measures applied to all patients, regardless of their infection status. Gloves are required whenever there is potential contact with blood, body fluids, non-intact skin, or mucous membranes. Additional PPE, such as gowns, masks, or eye protection, is used based on the specific nature of the patient's condition and the anticipated exposure (e.g., during procedures with a risk of splashing). Wish this explanation will help you. Appreciate your support.

Hello @raveendhiranofficial47, we made the correction, for the answer of the question number 92. The correct answer and the explanation I pinned above. Thank you for being so supportive.

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The correct answer is: d. autonomy Rationale: When a midwife educates a patient about the risks and benefits of a procedure, they are supporting the patient's right to make an informed decision. This respects the ethical principle of autonomy, which emphasizes the patient's ability to make decisions about their own healthcare after being fully informed.

Thank you so much for your feedback and for pointing that out! I really appreciate your attention to detail. Both B and D technically indicate respiratory acidosis; however, D represents a more severe case due to the even lower pH (7.28) and higher PaCO₂ (60 mmHg). Therefore: Option B (mild respiratory acidosis): pH 7.30, PaCO₂ 50 mmHg Option D (more severe respiratory acidosis): pH 7.28, PaCO₂ 60 mmHg Both options are correct for respiratory acidosis, but D shows a more pronounced case.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! In older adults, confusion is a common symptom of pneumonia and may be one of the first or only noticeable signs. Unlike younger patients, older adults may not always present with classic symptoms such as fever or cough, making mental status changes like confusion a key indicator of pneumonia in this population. I appreciate your careful observation and willingness to help improve the content.

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The questions I've provided are a great starting point to help you practice and get familiar of the Prometric Exam. However, it's important to understand that they are just one part of your preparation. The actual exam can include a wide variety of topics, so I recommend combining these practice questions with thorough study of official guidelines, textbooks and other resources to ensure you're well-prepared for the exam.

@SeemaKumari-bs3wu, Thank you for catching that! After reviewing the question, the correct answer is "A", The rationale is during CPR, the recommended depth is about 2 inches (5 cm) for adults, which is approximately 1/3 of the chest's depth. This depth is sufficient to ensure effective circulation without causing unnecessary harm. It's great to have subscriber like you who are so enganged!

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