ns nvity)1. When discussing palliative care with a patient, what would you say are the goals? (Mark all that apply.)a. Improvement in the quality of lifeb. Providing bereavement supportC. Management of family valuesd. Relieving sufferinge. Communication among family membersANSWER:RATIONALE:2. You are assessing an older adult patient for a closed head injury after a motor vehicle accident. What reflexwould you assess for?The pig reflexb. The grasp reflexc. The snout reflexd. The spinal reflexANSWER:RATIONALE:а.3. A 75-year-old female patient tells you that she is sexually active but that it causes her pain when she hasintercourse. What would you suggest to alleviate this pain?Warm bathsa.b. Only use a side-lying positionCold applicationd. Have sex in the morningc.ANSWER:RATIONALE:4. What would be important to assess when detecting alcohol use disorders in older adults?a. Increasing appetiteb. Impaired proprioceptionBlood sugar control problemsd. Difficulty managing Levoxyl dosingс.ANSWER

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A 68 years old female client, comatose since 3 weeks, with history of hypertension and diabetes. While applying morning care, the nurse noticed that the patient blink reflex is absent and the patient eyes is red and dry, what is the best nursing action? a. Keep patient's eyes open and do not intervene b. Close patient eyes with pads c. Administer antibiotic as prescribed d. Perform eye irrigation only
1. The nurses can deal with challenging behaviors by using and encouraging co-patient to nurse a. “I feel” statements “when you do X I feel..” b. “You are” statement “when you do X, you are…” c. Silence d. Accusation 2. which of the following would be a short term goal for a patient experiencing alcohol use disorder? a. client will reduce alcohol intake b. client will acknowledge consequences associated with alcohol use c. client will attend Alcoholic Anonymous d. client will adhere to medication regiment
4. Nurse Katee is caring for Adam, a 10-year-old client, in a long-term facility. Which nursing intervention would be appropriate when identifying nursing interventions aimed at promoting and preventing contractures? Select all that apply. •A. Clustering activities to allow uninterrupted periods of rest. B. Maintaining correct body alignment at all times. C. Monitoring intake and output, using a urometer if necessary. D. Using a footboard or pillows to keep feet in the correct position. E. Performing active and passive range-of-motion exercises.
1. describe guidelines for writing a nursing diagnosis? 2. develop a plan of nursing care with properly constructed outcomes and related nursing interventions?
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What action best matches the evaluation phase of the nursing process? Group of answer choices a. Counting the apical pulse before giving a dose of the medication b. Teaching the client about their cardiac medication c. Developing an outcome that the heart rate will be between 60-100 after giving the medication d. Counting the apical pulse and checking the blood pressure after giving the dose of medication e. Identifying "Decreased Cardiac Output" as a client problem
1. There are at least three AMD discussions between Justin's parents (or mother) and his physician. Describe each experience (location or situation, conversation) then identify the concerns his parents had and those the physician had with each discussion. 2. After viewing the discussions of AMDS with Justin's mother, identify (and provide an example) of at least three challenges of presenting AMDs to family members. 3. Identify the life sustaining treatments Tim's mother and Alex's parents implemented for their children. How did these parents consider their children's self- determination rights in their decisions regarding care? 4.Along with AMDs, what are other concerns a family must contend with when dealing with a family member with a terminal illness?
35) The nurse is providing treatment education to the caregiver of a school-age child recently diagnosed with attention- deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Which statements made by the caregiver demonstrate an understanding of the education? (Select all that apply) A. Creat an organization chart for tasks B. Understand that non-stimulant medication shows little benefit in treatment. C. Know that medication is the best approach to treatment. D. Anticipate being automatically entered into a specialized education plan. E. Maintain a consistent home schedule. F. Designate an establish area for study. are in BI U The immunization for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) should be 36) to
A nurse manager who is attempting to institute the SBARprocess to communicate with physicians and transfer patientinformation to other nurses is meeting staff resistance to thechange. Which action would be most effective in approachingthis resistance?a. Containing the anxiety in a small group and movingforward with the initiativeb. Explaining the change and listing the advantages to theindividual and the organization c. Reprimanding those who oppose the new initiative andpraising those who willingly accept the changed. Introducing the change quickly and involving the staff inthe implementation of the change
A nurse is caring for an older male patient in a long-term carefacility who has a spinal cord injury affecting his neurologicreflex arc. Based on this patient data, what would be a priorityintervention for this patient?a. Monitoring food and drink temperatures to prevent burnsb. Providing adequate pain relief measures to reduce stressc. Monitoring for depression related to social isolationd. Providing meals high in carbohydrates to promote healing
2. Prepare a nursing care plan on steps to be taken when providing end-of-life care.

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