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Which of the following symptoms would the nurse most likely observe in a client with cholecystitis from cholelithiasis

A. Black stools.
B. Decreased white blood cell count.
C. Nausea after ingestion of high-fat foods.
D. Elevated temperature of 103°F(39.4℃).

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D. Use sterile solution and equipment.

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Which of the following symptoms would the nurse most likely observe in a client with cholecystitis from cholelithiasis

A. Black stools. B. Decreased white blood cell count. C. Nausea after ingestion of high-fat foods. D. Elevated temperature of 103°F(39.4℃).

The client is taking medication to control his cancer pain. Which of the following statements indicates that the client needs further instruction

The client with a head injury receives mannitol (Osmitrol) during surgery to help decrease intracranial pressure. Which of the following nursing observations would most likely indicate that the drug is having the desired effect

Which of the following techniques is appropriate for irrigating an adult client’s ear to move cerumen

A. Black stools.
B. Decreased white blood cell count.
C. Nausea after ingestion of high-fat foods.
D. Elevated temperature of 103°F(39.4℃).