Which of these are considered standard precautions for dealing with bodily fluids? Check all that apply. wearing gloves when providing patient care that may involve contact with blood
checking a patient’s chart to determine if there is a harmful blood disorder
wearing aprons, masks, and protective eyewear when needed
transporting a patient from a bed to a wheelchair to take him or her to a procedure
washing hands when required
cleaning equipment thoroughly before using it on the next patient

Anurse is caring for a client who is taking digoxin to treat heart failure. which of the following factors predisposes this client to developing digoxin toxicity? a. having a prolapsed mitral valve b. having a 10-year history of copd c. taking a high-ceiling diuretic d. taking an hmg coa reductase inhibitor

Anurse recently administered filgrastim intravenously to a client who has cancer and is receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy. for which of the following data, discovered after the medication was administered, should the nurse consider filling an incident report? a. the client had chemotherapy 12 hr before the medication was administered. b. the nurse flushed the client’s iv line with d5w before and after the medication was administered. c. the client’s absolute neutrophil count was 2,500/mm^3 before the medication was administered. d. the medication vial sat at the room temperature for 2 hr before it was administered.

Why was there no increase in the reaction rate with 8.0 g. of substrate as compared to 4.0 g. of substrate? what would you need to add to see an increase in the reaction rate wth 8.0 g. of substrate?