A nurse has just started work in a busy emergency department. The first client she is assigned is a 34-year-old male who was in a motor vehicle accident. The client’s chest was crushed between his seat and the steering wheel and has a tension pneumothorax. He has also sustained a fracture of his T1 and has a partial severance of his spinal cord at that level. His upper and lower extremities are mottled in appearance with weak peripheral pulses; his JVP (jugular venous pressure) is high. Blood pressure is 86/50 mm Hg, and his pulse is 52 and regular. The client is difficult to arouse.

a. For the nurse to adequately care for this client, she must have a clear understanding of which concepts of circulatory function?
b. What psychosocial influences or stressors would the nurse be considering for this client?

Josie decided to redecorate her son’s room. he is a toddler now and needs a bed instead of a crib. she packed up all of his infant toys and decided to donate them to his day care center. included in the box was a rattle that he had been quite attached to. he always pulled the small knob off the end of the rattle and josie would frequently reattach it. she thought that the knob was dangerous but nothing bad ever happened. some other kid might like to play with it now. 1. should josie have been concerned about the knob when her son first started removing it? why or why not? (2-3 sentences) 2. if she had reported the knob to the consumer product safety commission, what could the agency have done? (2-3 sentences) 3. if josie gives the box of toys to the day care center, what should the center director do? (2-3 sentences) 4. provide an appropriate substitute toy for her son at the age of infancy to replace the rattle. what does this toy promote for developmental wellbeing? you can include a picture or direct weblink to the toy, but do not forget your answer to the question regarding what does it promote for developmental wellbeing. (4-5 sentences) answer