Q1: A client who is two days post abdominal surgery has been having mild to moderate pain. This evening, the client requests pain medication for severe abdominal pain. Which assessments must the nurse conduct before administering the pain medication? Select all that apply. 

Q2: The nurse cares for an immobile, older adult client who was admitted from a long-term care facility. Today, the client reports pain in the left calf. Nursing assessment reveals redness and warmth to the area. How should the nurse proceed with further assessment of the client?

Q3: The nurse cares for a pediatric client who is paralyzed after a motor vehicle accident. The client's parents and extended family have been involved in the client's care while hospitalized. The client is nearing discharge and education is being provided daily. The client's parent states. "The whole family needs to learn how to care for our child. In our culture, it is important that the whole family is involved, and they will be helping us provide care at home." Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?

Q4: The nurse performs a neurovascular assessment on a client who is immobile because of a fracture to the right lower extremity when the client says, "I know it's my right leg that is broken, but my left heel sure feels uncomfortable." What is the priority action by the nurse?

Q5: The health history of a young client with a seizure disorder reveals the use of medical marijuana to treat the seizures. When planning care for this client, how should the nurse proceed? Select all that apply.