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A female client with a history of drinking who was admitted 8 hours ago after receiving treatment for minor abrasions occurred from a fall at home. The nurse determines the client's blood alcohol level (BAL) was not analyzed on administration action should the nurse take? - Answer Ask client about alcohol quantity, frequency, and time of last drink A male client is admitted to the psychiatric inpatient unit with a bandaged flesh wound after attempting to shoot himself. he is recently...

The nurse tells a patient, "I noticed that you frowned when we discussed your relationship with your family." Which communication technique is the nurse using? a. Clarifying b. Interpreting c. Giving information d. Making observations - Answer d. Making observations Which techniques are therapeutic when interacting with a patient? (Select all that apply.) a. Avoiding direct questions b. Validating and clarifying c. Using empathy sparingly d. Assuming an attending posture ...

The focus of nursing care for a patient diagnosed with dementia is: a. individualizing care. b. improving cognition. c. maintaining optimum function. d. promoting self-confidence and self-esteem. - Answer C An older adult patient has fluctuating levels of awareness, anxiety, and appears to be picking things out of the air. The patient says, "I saw my granddaughter standing at the foot of the bed last night." The nurse should suspect: a. delirium. b. dementia. c. schi...

Anxiety is a symptom that can result from which of the following physiological conditions? Select all that apply. A. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease B. Hyperthyroidism C. Hypertension D. Diverticulosis E. Hypoglycemia - Answer ABE Which of the following would the nurse expect to assess in a client diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder? Select all that apply. A. Dissociative events B. Intense fear and helplessness C. Excessive attachment and dependence toward others...

Which healthcare team members participate in home healthcare services? Select all that apply. a. social workers b. physical therapists c. home health aides d. primary practitioners e. occupational therapists - Answer a. social workers b. physical therapists c. home health aides e. occupational therapists Rationale: The healthcare team members who participate in home healthcare services include social workers, physical therapists, home health aides, and occupational therapists. P...

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Standardized care plans - Answer are prepared care plans that identify the nursing diagnoses, outcomes, and related nursing interventions common to a specific population or health problem. Initial planning - Answer is performed by the nurse with the admission nursing history and the physical assessment. This comprehensive plan addresses each problem listed in the prioritized nursing diagnoses and identifies appropriate patient goals and the related nursing care. Ongoing plannin...

Course Description - Answer Introduction to concepts and theories of professional nursing practice. Development of beginning skills for building nursing-patient relationships. 10/01 - Answer Last day to withdraw from course 75 - Answer Lowest grade you can get to pass EKU Informatics Definition - Answer "...the use of electronic systems to gather, monitor, and analyze data in the provision of patient care" Reference example - Answer Anderson, A. K....

what is the purpose of a health assessment - Answer Establish nurse-patient relationship. Gather data about patient's general health status. Identify patient strengths. Identify actual & potential health problems. Establish base for nursing process. what are the types of health assessments? - Answer Comprehensive, Ongoing partial, Focused health assessment, Emergency health assessment what is a comprehensive health assessment? - Answer conducted upon admission to h...

An adult client is incontinent and wears incontinence briefs when using the wheelchair. An irritated rash has developed in the perinatal area. What care should the nurse provide - wash area with soap and hot water at every fried change - apply petroleum-based cream to area after cleaning - wipe skin with alcohol free barrier film agent after cleaning - keep client in bed on absorbent pads until area clears - Answer 3: should be done with mild cleansing agent and warm water Proper te...

Which of the following is a risk factor for decreased oxygen saturation level in a patient? A. Chest wall injury B. Restlessness C. Hypotension D. Prescribed bronchodilators - Answer A. Chest wall injury Chest wall injury is a risk factor for decreased oxygen saturation level in a patient. Restlessness is a symptom of altered oxygen saturation, not a risk factor for it. Hypotension will influence measurement of the oxygen saturation level but is not a risk factor for decreased oxyge...

Environmental Safety - Answer oxygen, nutrition, temperature, surroundings Common Environmental Hazards - Answer vehicles, poison, falls, fire, disaster Developmental Stages - Answer infant, toddler, school aged, adolescent, adult, older adult Individual Risk Factors - Answer Workplace Culture, Lifestyle, Impaired Mobility, Sensory, Cognitive, Communication Impairment, Economic Resources, Lack of safety Awareness Risk In Healthcare Agencies - Answer Proc...

Straight catheter - Answer intermittent and removed immediately after draining - used for people who are more prone to infection 3-way catheter - Answer indwelling catheter used for CBI (prostate surgery) Coude catheter - Answer a type of curved-tip urinary catheter used for intermittent removal of urine from the bladder in males with enlarged prostate Indwelling "foley" catheter - Answer left in bladder for continuous urinary draining - less than 30 days...

When preparing to administer a new medication, what would the nurse do first to ensure the patient's safety? A. Perform hand hygiene. B. Compare the written order with the medication administration record (MAR). C. Inform the patient about the medication. D. Review appropriate nursing considerations. - Answer b What is the nurse's first step in preparing to administer a prescribed medication using an automated medication dispensing system? A. Establish the patient's ID usi...

epidermis - Answer top layer of the skin. Has many layers for protection dermis - Answer inner lay of skin, made of collagen to help with structure how much of total body weight does the skin make up? - Answer 15% what is the largest organ? - Answer skin What are the functions of the skin? - Answer - protective barrier - support/structure - flexibility - absorption - excretion - sensory organ - vitamin D synthesis - self replenishing braden ...

Compliance - Answer the ability of the lungs to distend or expand in response to increased intra-alveolar pressure > decreases in diseases like pulmonary edema or with injuries like fractured ribs Airway Resistance - Answer the increase in pressure that occurs as the diameter of the airways decreases from mouth/nose to alveoli > this decreases the amount of oxygen delivered to the alveoli Oxygen Demand - Answer how much oxygen the body needs for an a certain acti...

Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Answer Types of safety needs and considerations - Answer -Environmental Safety -Physiological -Psychological -Physical Hazards -Disasters -Chemical Hazards -Poison Factors that influence safety - Answer -Developmental Stages (Age) -Cognition -Mobility -Lifestyle choices -Economic Resources -Education/Awareness -System effectiveness -Individual performance A safe environment - Answer Reduces the risk for illness and i...

ANA definition of health - Answer a dynamic state of being in which the development and behavioral potential of an individual is realized to the fullest extent possible ANA's 2004 definition of health - Answer an experience that is often expressed in terms of wellness and illness, and may occur in the presence or absence of disease or injury individuality - Answer each patient is different than every other human being. Nurses need to remember this concept to help patie...

What is infection? - Answer invasion or colonization of the body by pathogens what is the goal of the infection cycle? - Answer to break the links of chain to end the cycle What are the infection cycle steps? - Answer - infectious agent - reservoir - portal of exit - means of transmission - portal of entry - susceptible host what is infectious agent? - Answer - Bacteria: most common - Virus: smallest - Fungi: mold/yeast (in air, soil, water) - Aerob...

what is the purpose of a health assessment - Answer Establish nurse-patient relationship. Gather data about patient's general health status. Identify patient strengths. Identify actual & potential health problems. Establish base for nursing process. what are the types of health assessments? - Answer Comprehensive, Ongoing partial, Focused health assessment, Emergency health assessment what is a comprehensive health assessment? - Answer conducted upon admission to h...