Q1: A client is brought to the emergency department by ambulance after stepping in a hole and falling. During the assessment, the nurse notes that the right leg is shorter than the left leg, the right hip is noticeably deformed, and acute pain is noted. Imaging does not reveal a fracture. What is the most likely explanation for this client's signs and symptoms?

Q2: A home health nurse is seeing an elderly male client for the first time. During the physical assessment of the skin on the lower legs, the skin is pale and cool to the touch. The nurse notes small circular ulcers on the soles of his feet. From these findings, the nurse knows that the client has a problem with circulation. Which of the circulation conditions does the nurse suspect?

Q3: A nurse is completing a risk assessment on a new admission. Which standardized scale will the nurse use to calculate the client's risk for pressure ulcers?

Q4: A nurse is teaching an older adult client who has osteoporosis about beginning a program of regular physical activity. Which of the following recommendations should the nurse make?

Q5: A nurse educator is providing an in-service to nursing staff about urinary tract infections (UTIs). Which statements made by the staff validate they understand the etiology and pathophysiology of UTIs? Select all that apply.