A nurse is caring for a client who requires frequent dressing changes for an abdominal
wound. Which binder is preferable in this case?
A) Abdominal binder
B) Tape binder
C) Montgomery strap
D) T-binder
C
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a. Genetics b. Nutrition c. Wear and tear of the body d. Personality
When a patient is receiving epidural analgesics, the patient must be closely monitored for a(n):
a. temperature elevation to 99.2° F from 98° F. b. increase in pulse rate from 88 to 99. c. decrease in respirations from 16 to 14. d. decrease in blood pressure from 120/80 to 110/68.
A group of women at a senior center spend a great deal of time talking together about their physical problems, comparing symptoms and remedies. They seem to have no interests outside their own health. What might a counselor do for them?
A) Encourage them to join a book club or discussion group. B) Sit down with them and listen to their complaints. C) Tell them to talk about something else. D) Break up the group to ensure they talk to new people.
The home care nurse is caring for an elderly patient with multiple chronic health issues. At the next visit, the nurse will carefully assess the impact that caregiving has on the patient's spouse because the nurse knows caregivers report
A) they are managing well. B) there are numerous resources to assist them. C) they are overwhelmed, isolated, and lacking personal time for themselves. D) they are proficient at providing the prescribed care.