the onset of a burning sensation in his hands and legs. Which action should the nurse implement to identify additional findings that are consistent with the client’s paresthesia? A. Evaluate client’s muscle strength and hand grips. B. Observe skin for erythema, edema, and warmth. C. Review the client’s serum electrolytes. D. Check distal phalanges capillary refill 2. A client is being evaluated for environmental allergies. While examining the client’s nasal passage, which finding suggests to the nurse that the client is experiencing allergic rhinitis? A. Purulent secretions from eyes and nares. B. Eye tearing and thick yellow nasal drainage. C. Snoring and bilateral, pale gray nodules. D. Intranasal edema and swelling of turbinates. 

Question Answered step-by-step 1. A male client who is admitted for an acute brain attack reportsthe onset of a burning sensation in his hands and legs. Which action should the nurse implement to identify additional findings that are consistent with the client’s paresthesia? A. Evaluate client’s muscle strength and hand grips. B. Observe skin for erythema, edema, and warmth. C. Review the client’s serum electrolytes. D. Check distal phalanges capillary refill 2. A client is being evaluated for environmental allergies. While examining the client’s nasal passage, which finding suggests to the nurse that the client is experiencing allergic rhinitis? A. Purulent secretions from eyes and nares. B. Eye tearing and thick yellow nasal drainage. C. Snoring and bilateral, pale gray nodules. D. Intranasal edema and swelling of turbinates.  Health Science Science Nursing HESI EXIT EXSM RN 2018 DOCX 459 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)