A male client is receiving total parenteral nutrition suddenly demonstrates signs and symptoms of an air embolism. What is the priority action by the nurse?

A male client is receiving total parenteral nutrition suddenly demonstrates signs and symptoms of an air embolism. What is the priority action by the nurse?

A nurse who describes a client as 'that big headed egomaniac in room 3,' is legally liable for: -

In the pre-operative period, the nurse taught the client some leg exercises. Now, in the immediate post-operative period, the nurse asks the client to do these exercises every two hours when awake. A family member wants to know the reason for these leg exercises. How should the nurse reply?

While walking through a park, the nurse encounters a child with a swollen and reddened arm that hurts to move due to being struck with a baseball bat. The nurse splints the arm using two baseball bats. The child is transported to the hospital and later develops compartmental syndrome in the arm. Which statement regarding the nurse's liability in this case is accurate?

Which of the following types of stress is being experienced by a middle adult client who is stressed by the concerns of caring for young adults still in the home and her aging parents?