The patient presents to the primary care clinic complaining of painful itching between his toes. Examination reveals scaling skin, areas of maceration between the toes, and some fissure formation. The nurse plans care to provide education about which diagnosis?
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The 21-year-old intoxicated patient presents to the emergency department after sustaining an injury to the right hand during an altercation in a bar. He reports punching another individual in the face. An x-ray of the hand reveals a broken 4th proximal phalange and metacarpal. The corresponding knuckle has an open laceration. The nurse prepares the patient for which treatment?
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Which of the following symptoms would the nurse expect could be associated with an acute subdural hemorrhage in the right occipital lobe?
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