Which neurologic alteration is associated with acute rheumatic fever?
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During hourly rounds, the nurse notes a patient’s right heel has an erythematous area that is warm to the touch. The skin is intact but does not blanch with pressure. Which of the following terms is most appropriate for the nurse to use when documenting this finding?
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The patient is hunched over in the emergency department waiting room, breathing slowly and shallowly. His wife insists he “took something”. The man has bradypnea and marked miosis. Which intoxicant does the nurse suspect?
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