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Question

A nurse is assessing a client with stable psoriasis. Identify the expected symptoms. Open oozing wounds. Itching and redness. Covered by silvery white scales. Foul smell. 46) The nurse enters the room of a client who has a chest tube attached to an under-water seal drainage system and notices the chest tube is dislodged from a client. What is the most immediate nursing intervention in this situation if the client is haemodynamically stable? Cover the insertion site with occlusive gauze dressing, call for help and monitor patient Call for help and instruct the client to breathe deeply until help arrives Notify the physician, take vital signs and book an x-ray Insert a new chest tube or reinsert the fallen out chest tube 47) A 56-year-old male client is being assessed for possible cancer of the urinary bladder. Identify the most significant sign for cancer of urinary bladder. Retention Haematuria Dysuria Pyuria 48) After a client had cataract surgery, what should the nurse do? Instruct the client to avoid driving for 2 weeks. Advise the client to avoid from vigorous brushing of teeth and hair. Teach the client coughing and deep-breathing techniques. Encourage eye exercise to strengthen the ocular musculature. 49).