After teaching a class about the health literacy, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the students identify interactive health literacy as important for achieving which outcome?
A) Improved compliance with health services and screenings
B) Empowerment of individuals and communities
C) Community action on economic health determinants
D) Improved ability to act independently on knowledge
D
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A client with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder asks the nurse what caused the illness. What should the nurse tell the client regarding the genetic transmission of bipolar disorder?
1. Bipolar disorder is caused by environmental factors. 2. There is no known cause for the development of bipolar disorder. 3. There appears to be a genetic link in the transmission of bipolar disease. 4. There is one single gene responsible for bipolar disorder.
What are the three initiatives used in the realm of coordination of care (select three that apply)?
a. Case management b. Medication management c. Disease management d. Population health management e. Environmental management
A patient with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes is being transitioned from an infusion of intravenous (IV) regular insulin to an intensive insulin therapy regimen of insulin glargine (Lantus) and insulin aspart (NovoLog)
How should the nurse manage this transition in insulin delivery? a. Administer the insulin glargine and continue the IV insulin infusion for 24 hours. b. Administer the insulin glargine and discontinue the IV infusion in several hours. c. Discontinue the IV infusion and administer the insulin aspart with the next meal. d. Discontinue the IV infusion and administer the Lantus insulin at bedtime.
When evaluating the effectiveness of the stimulant drug methylphenidate in the patient with narcolepsy, the nurse should expect the patient to have:
A) less attacks of sleep paralysis. B) less cataplexy attacks. C) reduced daytime sleepiness. D) uninterrupted nighttime sleep.