A community health nurse is working to improve the health children of migrant families. Which of the following issues would be of least importance for the nurse to address?
A) Adolescent substance abuse
B) Exposure to domestic violence
C) Mental health problems
D) Participation in chores
Ans: D
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A) Establishing a predetermined fluid intake pattern for the patient B) Encouraging the patient to increase the time between voidings C) Restricting fluid intake to reduce the need to void D) Assessing present elimination patterns
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1. Consent 2. Self-defense 3. Necessity 4. Privilege
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A) Hepatitis A B) Hepatitis B C) Hepatitis C D) Hepatitis D
The nurse is caring for a client who speaks Chinese, and the nurse does not speak Chinese. An appropriate approach for communication with this client includes what?
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