.Nurse Ron begins to teach a maleclienthowtoperformcolostomyirrigations. The nurse would evaluatethat the instructions were understoodwhen the client states,“I should:

.Nurse Ron begins to teach a maleclienthowtoperformcolostomyirrigations. The nurse would evaluatethat the instructions were understoodwhen the client states,“I should:a.Lie on my left side while instillingtheirrigatingsolution.”b.Keep the irrigating container lessthan18 inches above thestoma.”c.Instill a minimum of 1200 ml ofirrigating solution to stimulateevacuation of thebowel.”d.Inserttheirrigatingcatheterdeeper into the stoma if crampingoccurs during theprocedure.”8.Patrick is in the oliguric phase of acutetubular necrosis and is experiencingfluid and electrolyte imbalances. Theclient is somewhat confused andcomplains of nausea and muscleweakness. As part of the prescribedtherapy to correct this electrolyteimbalance, the nurse would expect to:a.Administer Kayexalateb.Restrict foods high in proteinc.Increase oral intake of cheeseand milk.d.Administer large amountsof normal saline via I.V.9.Mario has burn injury. After Forty48hours, the physician orders for Mario2 liters of IV fluid to be administeredq12 h. The drop factor of the tubingis 10 gtt/ml. The nurse should setthe flow to provide:a.18 gtt/minb.28 gtt/minc.32 gtt/mind.36 gtt/min10.

.Nurse Ron begins to teach a maleclienthowtoperformcolostomyirrigations. The nurse would evaluatethat the instructions were understoodwhen the client states,“I should:

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