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nutrition teaching for client with neutropenia - Answer-avoid foods that contain bacteria (fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, undercooked meat, fish, pepper and paprika) caring for a pt receiving chemotherapy - Answer-report and provide relief for adverse or toxic effects encourage adequate nutrition and fluid intake instruct family on proper use of vascular access devices client teaching to prevent melanoma - Answer-avoid sun exposure between apply sun screen near reflective surfaces atleast 30 minutes prior and reapply every 2 hours wear protective clothing avoid indoor tanning teach ABCDE of melanoma ABCDEs of melanoma - Answer-asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolution Stage 1 Alzheimer's - Answer-memory lapses losing or misplacing items difficulty concentrating and organizing unable to remember material just read short-term memory loss noticable to close relations Stage 2 Alzheimer's - Answer-forgetting events of one's own history difficulty preforming task that require planning and organizing personality and behavioral changes Stage 3 Alzheimer's - Answer-losing ability to converse with others assistance with ADL incontinence progressing difficulty with physical abilitiesNormal aPTT time - Answer-30-40 seconds Normal PTT range - Answer-60-70 seconds Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) - Answer-Tests for delirium neelon/champagne confusion scale ( NEECHAM) - Answer-for delirium Functional Dementia Scale - Answer-give the nurse information regarding the clients ability to perform self-care, extent of clients memory loss, mood changes, degree of danger to self and/or others Brief Interview for Mental Status (BIMS) - Answer-used for clients in long term health care settings Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) - Answer-A test that is used to measure cognitive ability, especially in late adulthood. functional assessment screening tool - Answer-screens the safety of independent living, the need for home health services, and quality of life Global Deterioration Scale (GDS) - Answer--used for clients that have primary of dementia Stages 1-4: able to live in community without assist Stage 5: unable to survive w/o mod assist Stage 6: completely dependent on others Stage 7: unresponsive to all but simple communication