After a permanent pacemaker insertion the client should avoid undergoing <u>magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)</u>.
<h3>What is a permanent pacemaker insertion?</h3>
A pacemaker insertion is the implantation of a small electronic device that is usually placed in the chest, below the collarbone to help regulate slow electrical problems with the heart
For a nurse that is providing discharge instructions to a client after a permanent pacemaker insertion. The safety precaution the nurse will communicate to the client is for him/her to avoid undergoing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Thus, after a permanent pacemaker insertion the client should avoid undergoing <u>magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)</u>.
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<span>Oe moved to a new town and was having a hard time making friends. Recently he has some people. They started smoking marijuana and offered him some. He smoked the marijuana, even though he did not want to. What should I do next?
<span>Refuse, not be influenced and say NO</span></span>
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