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A hospitalized client newly diagnosed with rheumatoid
arthritis complains of bilaterally painful knee and wrist
joints. The nurse identifies impaired physical mobility
related to painful, swollen joints. Which intervention would
the nurse teach the client to do during the acute phase of
the disease?
a.Avoid movement of the involved joints.
b.Engage in passive exercises to the involved joints.
c.Increase isometric exercises to the involved joints slowly.
d.Participate in progressive, resistive exercises to the
involved joints. - Answer-a
A nurse is counseling a client with osteoporosis. In
addition to calcium, which vitamin supplement should the
nurse anticipate that the primary health-care provider will
prescribe for the patient?
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a.B
b.K
c.D
d.E - Answer-d
- promotes bone mineralization
A client with rheumatoid arthritis is scheduled to participate
in an exercise program that is established at the extended
care facility where the client resides. The nurse evaluates
that the client understands the purpose of the program
when the client makes which statement?
a."I know the exercises are important, so I do them
whenever I can."
b."I do my exercises when I go to physical therapy in the
morning and afternoon."
c."Because I'm stiff in the morning, I do most of my
exercises then, so I'm done for the day."
d. "After I eat breakfast, I do one set of exercises slowly,
and then I space the rest of them throughout the day." -
Answer-d
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The nurse is providing discharge teaching to a 30-year-old
client who was hospitalized for exacerbation of rheumatoid
arthritis. Which statement by the client indicates correct
understanding of the treatment plan?
a. "I will plan to rest in bed for the next 2 weeks."
b. "I will only take my medications when I am having joint
pain."
c. "When I exercise, I will reduce the number of repetitions
when I have pain."
d. "When I get out of bed, I will push off with my fingers
rather than the palms of my hands." - Answer-c
The nurse is caring for a client with rheumatoid arthritis.
When should the nurse expect the client to experience the
most pain and limited movement of the joints?
a.After assistive exercise
b. When the room is cool
c.During the evening hours
d.In the morning on awakening - Answer-d
NR 304 Exam 2 ||Verified Exam!!!|| Most Recent Exam
Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct
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A hospitalized client newly diagnosed with rheumatoid
arthritis complains of bilaterally painful knee and wrist
joints. The nurse identifies impaired physical mobility
related to painful, swollen joints. Which intervention would
the nurse teach the client to do during the acute phase of
the disease?
a.Avoid movement of the involved joints.
b.Engage in passive exercises to the involved joints.
c.Increase isometric exercises to the involved joints slowly.
d.Participate in progressive, resistive exercises to the
involved joints. - Answer-a
A nurse is counseling a client with osteoporosis. In
addition to calcium, which vitamin supplement should the
nurse anticipate that the primary health-care provider will
prescribe for the patient?
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a.B
b.K
c.D
d.E - Answer-d
- promotes bone mineralization
A client with rheumatoid arthritis is scheduled to participate
in an exercise program that is established at the extended
care facility where the client resides. The nurse evaluates
that the client understands the purpose of the program
when the client makes which statement?
a."I know the exercises are important, so I do them
whenever I can."
b."I do my exercises when I go to physical therapy in the
morning and afternoon."
c."Because I'm stiff in the morning, I do most of my
exercises then, so I'm done for the day."
d. "After I eat breakfast, I do one set of exercises slowly,
and then I space the rest of them throughout the day." -
Answer-d
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The nurse is providing discharge teaching to a 30-year-old
client who was hospitalized for exacerbation of rheumatoid
arthritis. Which statement by the client indicates correct
understanding of the treatment plan?
a. "I will plan to rest in bed for the next 2 weeks."
b. "I will only take my medications when I am having joint
pain."
c. "When I exercise, I will reduce the number of repetitions
when I have pain."
d. "When I get out of bed, I will push off with my fingers
rather than the palms of my hands." - Answer-c
The nurse is caring for a client with rheumatoid arthritis.
When should the nurse expect the client to experience the
most pain and limited movement of the joints?
a.After assistive exercise
b. When the room is cool
c.During the evening hours
d.In the morning on awakening - Answer-d
