A test

The nurse takes care of the client admitted to rule out epilepsy. Which action is the highest priority for the nurse? a. Protect the client from injury b. Accurately document any seizures the client might have c. Monitor the client from medication side effects d. Provide for client assessment and teaching

A

The nurse teaches the client newly diagnosed with type I diabetes. Which statement by the nurse best explains the rationale for rotating injection sites for this client? a. "You may damage the tissues causing erratic absorption of insulin if you don't rotate sites." b. "You may develop an infection if you use the same area too frequently c. "You may damage to the superficial nerves in the skin and lose sensation if you use the same area to frequently." d. "your thighs will eventually becomes sore if you don't change injection sites."

A

The nurse teaches the client, scheduled for a total right hip arthroplasty, preoperatively. Teaching includes postoperative exercises. Which exercise, if perform by the client, indicates further teaching is necessary? a. The client performs straight leg lifts b. The client performs plantar and dorsiflexion exercises c. The client demonstrates quadriceps and gluteal setting d. The client demonstrate active range of motion exercises of the ankle

A

The parent arrives from overseas to visit. The child discovers the parent depressed, disheveled, and suspicious of family members. The nurse include which nursing order in the care plan? a. Encourage family involvement in clients treatment. b. Involve the local international community and the clients care c. Set limits on family visits until the client is stable d. Assign the client to structured group activity

A

The results of a recent complete blood count (CBC) for the female client are white blood cells (WBC) 1000 cells/mm3 (1.0 x 10^9/L), Platelets 200,000/mm3 (200 x 10^9), Hemoglobin (Hgb) 14 g/dL (8.69 mmol/L), hematocrit (Hct) 39% (0.39). Which is the most important nursing goal for this client? a. prevent infection b. promote oral hydration c. Promote rest d. Prevent injury

A

33. The nurse assesses the intravenous (IV) site on the left forearm of the child. Which finding causes the nurse to rule out the occurrence of infiltration of the IV? a. The fluid in that IV tubing becomes pink tinged when the tubing is pinched b. The end of the needle can be palpated in the vein in the left forearm c. The amount of fluid infused through the IV site is a half- hour behind schedule d. The skin on the left arm distal to the IV insertion site is cool and dry

A?

40. The nurse cares for a client diagnosed with primary adrenocorticol insufficiency. The nurse expects to observe which laboratory finding? a. Decreased sodium and glucose; increased potassium b. Decrease sodium and potassium; increased glucose c. Increased sodium and potassium; decreased glucose d. Increased sodium and glucose; decreased potassium

A?

5. The nurse discovers that client lying face down on the floor. Which action does the nurse take first? a. Assess the patency of the client's airway b. Determine whether the client is responsive c. Check the client's carotid pulse d. Reposition the client onto the back

A?

The nurse prepares to assess the blood pressure of the six year old child following an accident. A blood pressure cuff of appropriate size is unavailable. Which action does the nurse take? a. Uses another site appropriate for the size of the bailable cost to obtaining reading b. Wait until proper equipment is available before proceeding to check the blood pressure c. Use a smaller blood pressure cuff and checked to reading in both arms d. Uses a larger cost, and add 10 mm Hg to the systolic reading

A

15. The nurse cares for the client having a left total hip arthroplasty period in which position does the nurse placed the client after surgery? a. Legs abducted with the toes pointing upward b. Legs adducted with a bed cradle in place c. Flat on the bed with a foot board in place d. Legs elevated on two pillows with the knees flexed

A

57. The nurse performs a venipuncture using an intravenous (IV) catheter for a client scheduled for surgery. Which technique does the nurse use? a. Pierces the skin and the vein in one swift motion b. Inserts the catheter through the skin and the 30° angle c. Releases the tourniquet after cleaning the skin alcohol d. Insert the catheter through the skin with the devil down

A

6. A nurse works 3 weeks at a 100-bed suburban hospital after working several months at a 40-bed rural hospital. The nurse prefers the total client care delivery system that was used at the rural hospital, rather then the team leading system of client care that is used at the suburban hospital. Which action does the nurse take? a. Works with in the system at the hospital to change the type of client care delivery b. Discuss his thoughts about the type of client care delivery system with the nurses supervisor c. Asks the nurses peers why this type of client care delivery system is used d. Suggests a change in the type of client care delivery system to the director of nursing

A

The client returns to the room after a subtotal thyroidectomy. The nurse is most concerned if a which observation is made? a. The client is having difficulty speaking b. There is a moderate amount of serosanguineous drainage on the neck dressing c. The nasogastric (NG) tube attached to intermittent section is draining a moderate amount of translucent fluid d. The client reports moderate pain at incision site

A

The new patient holds the two week old neonate E erect with the feet touching the table top. The baby responds by flexing and extending the legs. The parent says to the nurse, "look my baby is trying to walk!" Which response, if made by the nurse to the parent, is best? a. "Your baby is demonstrating the dance or step reflex. It will be replaced by deliberate movement in about 2 to 3 weeks." b. "Your baby won't start to walk until the baby is about a year old. The baby is just performing random movements." c. "Your baby is advanced for two weeks of age. This type of movement is not usually seen into the baby is two months old." d. "Your baby is not trying to walk. That is physically impossible at this age."

A

The nurse cares for the client receiving peritoneal dialysis. Which finding, if observed by the nurse during the procedure, indicate a malfunction in the system? a. There is a leak of fluid onto the dressing in the bed b. The client reports rectal pain on infusion of the dialysate c. More dialysate is returned then was infused d. The clients blood pressure decreases

A

The nurse cares for the client with a chest tube attach to a three-chamber water sealed drainage system. While attempting to get out of bed, the client accidentally disconnect the chest tube from the water-seal drainage system. Which action does the nurse take first? a. Inserts the end of the chest tube in a container of sterile saline solution b. Clamps the chest tube near the water- seal drainage system c. Applies a dressing to the chest tube insertion site d. Obtains a new water- seal drainage system

A

The nurse performed a physical assessment of a school age child. Which behavior demonstrates the proper procedure for examining the deep tendon reflexes? a. The nurse compares the reflexes on both sides of the body to see if they are symmetrically equivalent b. The nurse asked the client to clinch the fist before checking the biceps reflex c. The nurse positions the arm in an extended position before checking the triceps reflex d. The nurse checks all the reflexes on one side of the body and then checks the contralateral side

A

The clients adult children bring their 70-year-old parent, in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, to the medical clinic. Which symptom does the nurse expect the client to exhibit? a. The client walks with a slow, staggering gate b. The client cannot remember what the client had for breakfast that morning c. The client reports generalized body aches d. The client cannot remember the clients children's names

B

The college student has a Mantoux test performed as part of a routine physical examination. To evaluate the test, the nurse performs which action? a. Inspects the test site area for the presence of erythema b. Palpate the injection site to assess front area of induration c. Measures the diameter of any reddened areas at the injection site d. Compares the skin appearance at the test site with the surrounding skin

B

12. The nurse teaches the client about ferrous sulfate. Which statement by the client indicates to the nurse that the client understands the education? a. "I should take this medication when I take my antacid." b. "I should take this medication with orange juice." c. "I should increase my intake of foods that contain calcium." d. "I should take this medication at bedtime."

B

Before discharge, the nurse teaches the client who underwent surgery for an ileal conduit. Which instruction, if provided by the nurse to the client, is most important? a. "Dilate the stoma every day with your little finger." b. "Drink at least 2000 mL of fluid every day." c. "Change the appliance several times each day to prevent odors." d. "Abstain from sexual intercourse for two weeks while the incision heals."

B

During the admission assessment, the client with a history of schizophrenia tells the nurse, "I must submerge myself and hot water to atone for my sins." The nurse is most concerned if which observation is made? a. The client rings the hands and says, "I am a prisoner because of my past sins." b. The client sits in the bathroom and turned the water faucet on full force c. The client has a noticeable body odor, and the hair and skin are oily d. The client is accompanied to the hospital by a sibling who leaves immediately

B

The client diagnosed with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) returns for evaluation of a Mantoux skin test. Which observation indicates the nurse this client has a significant reaction to the test? a. There is a 10 mm area of erythema on the dorsal aspect of the left forearm b. There is a 5 mm area at induration on the inner aspect of the left forearm c. There is a 6 mm area of erythema on the medial aspect of the left arm d. There isn't 8mm area of induration on the lateral aspect of the left arm

B

The healthcare provider orders tobramycin for a 3-year-old child. The nurse enters the clients room to administer the medication and discovers that the child does not have an identification bracelet. Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate? a. Ask a coworker to identify the child before giving the medication b. Ask the parents at the child's bedside to state their child's name c. Hold the medication until an identification bracelet can be obtained from the admitting office d. Ask the child to save the child's first and last name

B

The nurse admits a 2-month-old infant for surgical correction of hypospadias. Which assessment does the nurse complete? a. Check this scrotal sac and palpate the testes b. Inspect the position of the urinary meatus c. Obtained a urine sample for analysis d. Measure intake and output hourly

B

The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with septic shock syndrome. An initial nursing assessment of this client would most likely reveal which symptoms? a. Dysrhythmias and edema b. Fever and hypotension c. Increased urinary output and dehydration d. Nystagmus and photophobia

B

The nurse cares for the client is experiencing third trimester bleeding, consisting of dark red spotting. The client is not reporting uterine pain and tenderness. The nurse realizes that these symptoms are indicative of which situation? a. Abruptio placentae b. Placenta previa c. Missed abortion d. Hdatidiform mole

B

The nurse developed a care plan for a client diagnosed with acute phase rheumatoid arthritis. The nurse understands that which school of nursing care is primary? a. Help the client and adjust to changes in self-concept b. Reduce the clients pain and inflammation c. Maintain optimal joint mobility, and prevent further deformity d. Promote increased activity tolerance

B

The nurse discovers the client in the bathroom attempting self-harm. Which action does the nurse take first? a. Removes the client from the bathroom and escorts the client to the bedroom b. Stays with the client and continually monitors for self-destructive behaviors c. Initiates a discussion with the client concerning reasons for self-harm d. Distracts the client from trying to hurt self by talking about the family.

B

The nurse discusses foods that are included on a diabetic diet. Which food, if selected by the client diagnosed with type I diabetes, indicates the nurse teaching is successful? a. Roast beef, glazed carrots, and pudding b. Turkey, asparagus, and blueberries c. Frankfurter, fried potatoes, and sherbet d. Macaroni and cheese, yams, and Jell-O

B

The patient of an 18 month old toddler ask the nurse, (Which toy is most appropriate for my child?) The nurse from recommend which toy? a. A story book b. A stuffed animal c. A colorful mobile d. A large yo-yo

B

35. The charge nurse notes that during a staff meeting designed to discuss client care concerns, a nurse that is a non-native speaker of English remains silent. Which action does the charge nurse take? a. Require all the nurses at the meeting to verbalize their thoughts about the topic under discussion b. Allow extra time during the meeting for questions and summarize the discussion of the group c. Take the none-native nurse a side after the meeting and restate the major conclusions of the discussion d. Check with the non-native nurse before the conclusion of the discussion to see if the discussion topics were understood

B or C

13. The nurse gives discharge instructions about home care for orchitis to the client. Which statement indicates to the nurse that teaching has been successful? a. "I should make an appointment to have a circumcision." b. "It will help if I use a scrotal support." c. "I should restrict my athletic activities for about 6 weeks." d. "I need to stay in bed for at least 10 days."

B. RP

The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with a left tibia fracture. The client has a long - leg walking cast applied. Several hours later, the client states, "I can't feel my toes." It is most important for the nurse to take a which action? a. Ask the client to wiggle the toes b. Observe the foot for edema c. Assess the clients femoral pulse d. Check the skin temperature of the foot

D

39. The client scheduled for a vaginal hysterectomy tells the nurse, "I want to read my medical record." Which action does the nurse take? a. Asks the clients health care provider if the client can read the medical record. b. Relays the clients request to read medical medical record to the nurses supervisor c. Gives the medical record to the client, and remains with the client while the client reads it d. Tells the client the medical record is the property of the hospital

B?

4. During the second stage of labor, the client's partner asks the nurse, "Can I go get a cup of coffee from the cafeteria?" Which response by the nurse is best? a. "I will get you a cup of coffee." b. "It would be best if you stayed here at this time." c. "Ask your partner if it is acceptable to leave." d. "Why do you want to leave the room?"

B?

54. The nurse observes cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Being performed on an 8-months-old client. The nurse intervenes if which observation is made by the nurse? X-a. The client's nose and mouth are covered by the rescuers mouth b. The clients neck is hyperextended c. The depth of chest compressions is about 1 1/2 inches deep d. The rate of chest compressions is 100 per minute

B?

1. The nurse cares for the client diagnosed as being in the manic phase of bipolar disorder. Which behavior indicates to the nurse the client condition is improving? a. The client offers suggestions to other clients on the unit b. The client begins to write a book about life c. The client sits and eats with other clients on unit d. The client talks with other clients a group meeting

C

A postpartum client reports tenderness in the groin and pain in the calf of the right leg. Which action does the nurse take first? a. Encourage early in frequent ambulation b. Apply warm soaks for 20 minutes every four hours to the right leg c. Check the areas for warmth and edema d. Perform passive range of motion exercises three times daily

C

An hour and a half after admission to the nursery, the nurse observe spontaneous jerky movements of the lambs and infant born to a mother with just station on diabetes mellitus (GDM). Based on these signs, which condition does the nurse expect in the infant? a. Hyperbilitubinemia b. Cold stress c. Hypoglycemia d. Neurological impairment

C

The hospitalized client says to the nurse, "I'm not sure I want to stay here. I feel so frightened and alone." Based on this statement, which approached by the nurse is most appropriate? a. "I know what you mean. I'll arrange for your family to stay with you." b. "Many clients feel frightened when first admitted to hospital. It will seemed better soon." c. "A hospital can be a frightening place. I will stay with you." d. "You don't need to feel alone. There are many nurses here to help you."

C

The nurse assesses the client who has a chest tube and a three-chamber water-seal drainage system connected dissection. Which occurrence requires an intervention by the nurse? a. The collection container contains 100 mL of serosanguineous fluid b. There is continuous bubbling in the section control chamber c. There is continuous bubbling in the water-seal chamber d. The fluid in the chest tube fluctuates with the clients respirations

C

The nurse cares for a 10 day old infant being breast-fed. Which characteristics does the nurse expect the infant stool to have? a. Dark green, sticky, and odorless b. Light brown, firm, with a characteristic bowel movement odor c. Yellow, pasty, with a sour milk odor d. Greenish brown, thin, containing milk curds

C

The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. Which goal is the highest priority initially? a. Stabilize the clients weight b. Encourage the client to gain insight about body image c. Maintain the clients fluid and electrolyte balance d. Increase the clients caloric intake

C

The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with menopause. The client asks the nurse, "why is estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) given?" Which explanation by the nurse is most accurate? a. "Estrogen decreases your testosterone production." b. "Estrogen delays the onset of menopause." c. "Estrogen may make your menses regular again." d. "Estrogen helps prevent the development of osteoporosis."

D

The nurse cares for the client prior to cataract surgery. The nurse administers the preoperative medication. Ten minutes later, the nurse finds the client on the floor at the foot of the bed. Which action does the nurse takes initially? a. Notifies the healthcare provider, and receive new orders b. Complete accident report documenting the fall c. Stays with the client and calls for assistance d. Moves the client back onto the bed providing support to the cervical area

C

The nurse cares for the client with a history of chronic alcohol abuse, nutritional problems, and confabulation. In planning for the clients nursing care, which action is the first priority of the nurse? a. Restrict visitors to minimize environmental stimuli b. Provide a high-calorie, high- protein diet as ordered c. Start a intravenous line of D5W with thiamine as ordered d. Monitor behaviors for documentation of confabulation

C

The nurse cares for the school- aged Child diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF). The healthcare provider orders aerosol therapy. The nurse knows which is the expected outcome? a. The child's appetite improves b. The child displays no evidence of infection c. The child manages respiratory secretions without difficulty d. The child's activity level increases

C

The nurse provides care for a client following a left above knee amputation (AKA). The client tells the nurse, "I feel like I still have my left leg." Which statement by the nurses best? a. "this imaginary sensation is caused by your inability to deal with the changing your body image." b. "You are denying that you have lost her leg, and that causes you to feel as though it is still there." c. "The brain sends signals to the residual land that cause it feel like your leg is still there." d. "The trauma to your leg causes the neuronal network to send messages to your brain that your leg is still there."

C

The nurse teaches a client receiving amitriptyline. Which statement, is made by the client to the nurse, indicates an adequate understanding of amitriptyline? a. "When I start to feel better, I can adjust my dosage of amitriptyline." b. "Amitriptyline works best when taken in the morning before breakfast." c. "It maybe 3 to 4 weeks before I'll see a change due to amitriptyline." d. "I can't eat food such as age cheese, beer, red wine, and yogurt."

C

The nurse teaches the client what to expect during a cardiac catheterization. Which statement if made by the client, indicates further teaching is necessary? a. "I may feel a fluttering sensation in my chest during the test." b. "I may kill chest pain during the test." c. "I may have chest pain for several days following the test." d. "I may have some pain at the catheter insertion site."

C

The nurse uses an otoscope to examine the tympanic membrane of an adult as part of a physical assessment. Which behavior, if performed by the nurse, indicates an understanding of the procedure? a. The nurse tips the client's head toward the otoscope before beginning examination b. The nurse warms the speculum before inserting it into the canal c. The nurse pulls the auricle upward and backward to straighten the canal d. The nurse watches through the otoscope as it is advanced into the canal

C

The nurse works with the client who has a history of alcoholism. Which statement, if made by the client to the nurse, indicates that the client has gained some insight into alcoholism? a. "I know I can stop drinking if I put my mind to it." b. "For the sake of my family, I will never drink again." c. "I know this is a lifelong problem, and I'll need continued support." d. "I know that Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is available in case the problem gets worse."

C

The parents bring their 9-month-old child to the clinic. Which observation by the nurse indicates a delay in development? a. The child begins to cry when the nurse approaches b. The child can sit unsupported c. The child uses a Palmer grasp to hold objects d. The child can clap the hand when asked to do so

C

Which technique, if explain by the nurse to a client, best describes the correct way to mix intermediate acting (isophane) and short acting (Regular) insulin? a. Intermediate acting insulin is drawn up first. Then the short acting insulin is added to the syringe b. Either short acting insulin or intermediate acting insulin can be drawn up first if there is no mixing of the solutions c. Short acting insulin is drawn up first. Then the intermediate acting is added to the syringe d. Intermediate acting insulin and short acting insulin must be drawn up in separate syringes

C

10. The nurse makes environmental rounds on the client care unit. Which problem does the nurse addressed first? a. A wheel of the medication cart is broken b. The needle disposal unit in unoccupied room is full c. The call light and occupied isolation room is broken d. The ice machine and the visitors lounge is leaking water on the floor

C?

16. The adolescent receives 10 units of intermediate-acting insulin every morning at 0700. If the client requires the insulin dosage reduced, the nurse expects the client to present with which symptom? a. Declines lunch at 1200 b. Reports hunger at 0900 c. Experiences confusion at 1600 d. Becomes sleepy at 2100

C?

2. The health care provider orders a continuous intravenous aminophylline infusion for a two year old client. It is most important for the nurse to intervene for which situation? a. The client heart rate is 100 bpm b. The clients blood pressure is 100/60 mmHg c. The clients serum theophylline level is 25 mcg/mL d. The client is sleepy

C?

22. The parents of the 18 month old toddler with a fractured femur visits with the child in the hospital. The parents say they must go home, the child screams, cries, and hits the parents. Which statement does the nurse suggest the parents tell the child? a. "We will return in a little while." b. "We will come back at 1000 hours." c. "We will return when the sun comes up." d. "We will come back as soon as we can."

C?

23. The nurse supervises a nursing assistive personnel (NAP) caring for the client after abdominal surgery. Which observation requires an intervention by the nurse? a. The NAP massages the client's leg using long, firm strokes b. The NAP massages the client arms using smooth, gentle strokes c. The NAP assist the client to put the joints through range of motion exercises d. The NAP positions the client side-lying and applies lotion to the back

C?

29. The client receives parenteral nutrition (PN) via the internal jugular vein. Which action does the nurse take if the next container of PN solution is not available when it is needed? a. Slows down the PN infusion until the new solution is available b. Hangs a container of 0.9% NaCl until the new solution is available c. Hangs a container of 10% D/W until the new solution is available d. Uses a heparin lock until the new solution is available

C?

9. During a routine prenatal visit, the nurse auscultates the fetal heart rate (FHR). If the fetal position is left sacrum posterior (LSP), at which site does the nurse expect to find the fetal heart (FHT)? a. Below umbilicus, on the mothers right b. Below umbilicus, on the mothers left c. Above umbilicus, on the mothers left d. Above umbilicus, on the mothers right

C?

11. The nurse observes a nursing assistive personnel (NAP) enter the room of the client diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) to provide morning care. Which observation, if you made by the nurse, does not require an intervention? a. The NAP enters the room while wearing goggles and a hair covering b. That NAP enters the room while wearing a mask and sterile gloves c. The NAP enters the room while wearing a gown and clean gloves d. The NAP enters the room while wearing a particulate respirator and a gown

D

7. The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with a left traumatic below knee amputation (BKA) with a tourniquet in place. The client also has a tear from the perineum to the rectum. Which action is the nurse take first? a. Apply anti-shock trousers b. Assesses the clients level of consciousness c. Remove the tourniquet d. Check the client's blood pressure and pulse

D

The client at 32 weeks gestation visits the healthcare provider. While the nurse palpates the woman's abdomen, the woman suddenly says, "I feel dizzy. I feel as if I'm going to faint." The nurse identifies which condition causes the clients response? a. Maternal anxiety causing peripheral vasoconstriction b. Postural hypotension resulting from a change of position c. Inappropriate Leopold's maneuvers compressing blood flow to the fetus d. Hypotensive syndrome causing a reduction in cardiac output

D

The client diagnosed with breast cancer receives tamoxifen citrate. The nurse identifies that tamoxifen has which action? a. Causes an increase in the secretion of progesterone b. Causes testosterone to be secreted by the pituitary gland c. Enhances the action of the female hormones d. Acts as an estrogen antagonist

D

The nurse cares for a client six hours after he traditional cholecystectomy. It is most beneficial for the nurse to take which action before encouraging the client to cough and deep breathe? a. Auscultate breast sounds b. Position the client and an upright position in the bed c. Administer oxygen via nasal cannula d. Administer analgesics as prescribed

D

The nurse cares for the adolescent diagnosed with orchitis. Which action is most important for the nurse to take? a. Encourage a diet high in fiber b. Insert a Foley catheter, as ordered c. Prepare the area for surgery d. Elevate the scrotum on towels

D

The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with a dramatic amputation of the left leg during automobile accident. The client frequently presses the call light without reason and makes angry remarks to the nursing staff. Which statement best explains the reason for the clients behavior? a. The client is behaving rebelliously because the client is in a structured setting b. The client is using attention-getting behaviors because the client is unhappy c. The client's physical needs are not being met d. The client is responding to the change in body image

D

The nurse cares for the client with an above-knee (AKA) amputation performed four days ago. The nurse teaches the client about care of the residual limb prior to being fitted with a temporary prosthesis. Which intervention is most important for the nurse to include an instruction? a. Expose the residual limb to air 30 minutes daily b. Elevate the residual limb on pillows at night c. Wrap the residual limb with an elastic bandage during the day d. Inspet the residual limb daily

D

The nurse changes the dressing on a client two days after a bowel resection. After opening a sterile pack and putting on the sterile gloves at the clients bedside, the nurse notes the dressing needed for the dressing change are missing. Which action does the nurse take next? a. Remove the gloves, obtained the missing dressings, and replaces the clubs to continue with the procedure b. Closes the pack, obtained the missing dressing and new gloves, and reopen the pack to continue with procedure c. Presses the call light, ask the nurse assistive personnel to bring the missing dressings to the clients room, and then continues with the procedure d. Remains in place at the clients bedside while the nursing assistive personnel obtains the missing dressings, and then continues with the procedure

D

The nurse teaches the client how to perform self monitoring blood glucose (SMBG) by using a blood glucose monitor. Which action, if performed by the client, indicates the teaching was successful? a. The client washes the hand in cool water before the procedure b. The client elevates the hand on a pillow before the procedure c. The client sticks the center of the proximal phalanx d. The client allows a large drop of blood to touch the test strip

D

49. To ensure a safe hospital environment for a 2-year-old toddler, which intervention does the nurse implement? a. Arranges for one of the parents to stay with the client X-b. Pads the rails of the clients crib c. Places the client and they use bed d. Remove equipment from the bedside table

D?