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- A nurse is contributing to the plan of care for a client who has obsessive -compulsive disorder regarding brushing his teeth. The client brushes his tongue several times a day and has developed several ulcerations. Which of the following interventions should the nurse identify as a priority?Assist the client in identifying his anxiety level.Speak to the client in a calm and soothing manner.Assist the client to identify triggers to obsessive behaviors.Provide information on stress reduction methods.The nurse is providing a group therapy session for mental health clients. The nurse notes one of theclients has remained silent for all the therapy sessions. Which of the following actions should thenurse take?a. Make an assignment for all the group members to complete and share their responses.b. Ask the client direct questions and remain silent until they respond.c. Have the client bring a friend that they are comfortable around to the sessions.d. Recommend the client would benefit better from personal therapy sessionsThe nurse is explaining the illness-wellness continuum to a newly licensed nurse. Which definition would the nurse use to describe the comfort zone.Answers: A - DA Active participation in a wellness lifestyle.B Symptoms of poor health are present.C Healthy eating and exercise are inconsistent.D Loss of optimal function..
- Identifying a priority problem is an essential skill for nurses to develop. Write 200–250 words using the discussion prompts to guide the content for your initial post. Then, reply to at least two of your peers’ posts. Discussion Prompts Choose three PRIORITY PROBLEMS, and identify what assessment cues would prompt someone to choose that problem. Select Priority Problems that have not already been discussed by your peers. Of the problems you selected, what is their order of priority and why did you prioritize them in this order?A registered nurse assumes the role of nurse coach to provideteaching to patients who are recovering from strokes. Oneexample of an intervention the nurse may provide related tothis role is:a. The nurse uses discovery to identify the patients’ personalgoals and create an agenda that will result in change.b. The nurse is the expert in providing teaching and educationstrategies to provide dietary and activity modifications. c. The nurse becomes a mentor to the patients and encour-ages them to create their own fitness programs. d. The nurse assumes an authoritative role to design the structure of the coaching session and support the achieve-ment of patient goals.Patient senior: Patient is on hospice with a diagnosis of Parkinson and end stage Dementia, agitation, self-inflicted wounds from scratching. The paper should be written base on this patient diagnosis. Should be structed as follows below in APA format. Instructions:· Answer each question individually; in a narrative APA format· Give background information through research, cite references· Include a reference sheet. Paragraph 1: introduce the concept of home health,hospice outpatient, transitions clinicor wound care. Name the goals andobjectives associated with theseagencies. Paragraph 2: Describe the certification processinvolved in these outpatient services;Insurance vs uninsured, and approvalfor supplies needed. Paragraph 3: Pick one patient you visited anddiscuss the cause and progression ofthe illness/injury leading to theadmission to the outpatient services. Paragraph 4: Describe the pathophysiology of thedisease process of the patientrequiring the outpatient services Paragraph…
- 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 healingA nurse is assessing a client who has Alzheimer's disease. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as the priority? ... . The chent engages in waridering. The client places their shpes on the wrorg feet. The client dbes not recognize their partrier The client is unable to remernber their plersonal historyA nurse and family members are discussing the treatment goals of a client with a history of drug abuse who is admitted to an acute behavioral medicine unit. The client is experiencing a psychiatric crisis. Which goal should a nurse identify as priority? 1. Successful detoxification of the client 2. Returning client to precrisis level of function 3. Providing the client with effective coping resources 4. Identification of any underlying physical health issues