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- A nurse writing a post-surgical client's plan of care has included ambulation several times daily. What is the best rationale for this intervention?How should the nurse treat a patient of Italian descent in order to enhance the possibility of adherence to a medical regimen to improve the patient's condition?If service is provided after the plan of care (POC) expires and before new verbal orders or a new signed POC is obtained, what happens? a) That service is an outler and will not be covered b) There is no longer requirement to have a pipiter ne c) A clinical nurse specialist can sign for the provides d) The orders can be canned but now an autre lader
- Which action demonstrates the nurse's role in patient advocacy? A) Discouraging patients from asking questions about their care B) Making healthcare decisions without consulting the patient C) Ensuring the patient's wishes are communicated to the healthcare team D) Ignoring patient complaints to avoid conflictsWhat action by the nurse is the best way to assess a patient’s learning needs?a) Quiz the patient daily on all medications.b )Begin with validation of the patient’s present level of knowledge.c )Assess family members’ knowledge of the prescribed medication even if they are not involved in the patient’s care.d )Ask the caregivers what the patient knows about the medicationsWhich technique would be most appropriate to use when the nurse is teaching a patient with a language barrier?a )Obtain an interpreter who can speak in the patient’s native tongue for teaching sessions.b) Use detailed explanations, speaking slowly and clearly.c) Assume that the patient understands the information presented if the patient has no questions.d )Provide only written instructions.
- which of the following statement s accurately reflects data that the nurse should use in planning care to meet the needs of the older adults a) Eighty percent of older adult have at least one chronic health condition b) nutritional needs for both younger and older adults are essentially the same c)cardiac disease is the most common cause of death in older adult d)adult younger than 60 years of age are the greatest users of the prescription medicationwhen caring for an older adult client, it is important for the nurse to understand_. a) the complexities of the older adult is an ever growing chalenge of the healthcare system. b) all older adult clients follow the same predictable aging processes and standardized care plans should be established c)most older adults have the financial means to afford their medications, food and transportation d) the complexities of the older adult is well managed by the current healthcare system.when caring for an older adult client, it is important for the nurse to understand a) the complexity of the older adult is an ever-growing challenge of the health care system b) all older adult client follows the same predictable aging process and standardized care plan should be established c)older adult have the financial means to afford their medications food and transportation d)the complexity of the older adult is well managed by the current health care system
- The nurse is providing instructions to a maternity client with a history of cardiac disease regarding appropriate dietary measures. Which statement, if made by the client, indicates an understanding of the information provided by the nurse? Question 33 options: a) “I should increase my sodium intake during pregnancy.” b) “I should drink adequate fluids and increase my intake of high-fibre foods.” c) “I should maintain a low-calorie diet to prevent any weight gain.” d) “I should lower my blood volume by limiting my fluids.”What is a primary consideration when providing culturally competent care? A) Assuming all patients prefer the same type of communication B) Ignoring cultural differences to avoid stereotyping C) Understanding and respecting each patient's cultural beliefs and practices D) Focusing solely on the medical aspects of care without considering cultural implicationsThe nurse is practicing the therapeutic communication technique of broad opening. Which of thefollowing statements by the nurse best demonstrates a correct understanding of this technique?a. “How do you feel when you are arguing with your daughter?”b. “What are you thinking about?”c. “Are you planning on hurting yourself?”d. “You are biting your fingernails. Is something bothering you?”