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The Med Shortcut

A patient is unable to speak properly after a cerebrovascular accident. Which term is most accurate?

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The Med Shortcut

A patient has difficulty swallowing liquids and solids after a stroke. Which term describes this condition?

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The Med Shortcut

A patient reports inability to smell food properly after a viral infection. Which term should the nurse document?

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The Med Shortcut

A nurse is caring for a diabetic patient who suddenly becomes sweaty, shaky, and confused. The patient is conscious. What should the nurse do FIRST?

A. Administer insulin
B. Check blood pressure
B. Check blood pressure
D. Call the physician

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A postoperative patient suddenly becomes restless and confused. Which action should the nurse take FIRST?

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1. A nurse is caring for four patients in the emergency unit. Which patient should the nurse assess FIRST?

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The Med Shortcut

A nurse should place a patient with epistaxis in which position?