Dengue fever
Dengue fever ( 24 Questions)
Incorrect. While avoiding aspirin is generally advised in dengue fever management, it is not the most appropriate statement to address the signs of shock and rapid pulse.
Incorrect. Though monitoring platelet count is important in dengue fever, it does not address the urgent need for intervention in a client exhibiting signs of shock.
Correct. The nurse should administer IV fluids to improve hydration and help stabilize the client's condition in response to signs of shock.
Incorrect. Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory drug, and its use is not recommended in dengue fever due to the increased risk of bleeding.
Choice A rationale:
Incorrect. While avoiding aspirin is generally advised in dengue fever management, it is not the most appropriate statement to address the signs of shock and rapid pulse.
Choice B rationale:
Incorrect. Though monitoring platelet count is important in dengue fever, it does not address the urgent need for intervention in a client exhibiting signs of shock.
Choice C rationale:
Correct. The nurse should administer IV fluids to improve hydration and help stabilize the client's condition in response to signs of shock.
Choice D rationale:
Incorrect. Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory drug, and its use is not recommended in dengue fever due to the increased risk of bleeding.