A middle school student is experiencing anxiety after being in the same wing of the school when a shooting occurred. The student's behavior is beginning to affect the other children in the family
The parents feel helpless and frustrated and ask the nurse what they can do to help their child. The nurse suggests that they: A) Having coping strategies.
B) Begin one-on-one counseling.
C) Have a social support system.
D) Participate in parenting classes.
D
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One type of medicine a patient on home care receives could be given with any of the following schedules. Which of the following would be most effective in helping compliance?
A) Two times a day at 12 noon and 12 midnight B) Every 4 hours around the clock C) Every 2 hours around the clock D) Three times a day at 10 am, 2 pm, and 10 pm
A patient was admitted to the emergency department in a grossly intoxicated state. The nurse has been monitoring him for withdrawal symptoms and has been medicating him with prn medications
Four days after admission, he appears much more comfortable and less tremulous. His vital signs are only slightly elevated. Which is the appropriate nursing intervention at this time? A) Withhold prn medications because they are potentially addictive. B) Increase the amount of prn medications because potentially fatal complications can occur up to 1 week after the last drink. C) Ask the doctor to prescribe a less potent medication to lower the chances of substitute addiction. D) Remain vigilant for withdrawal complications and continue to administer medications on an as-needed basis.
What are important teaching points for a patient with ulcerative colitis? Select all that apply
1. Stress reduction techniques, such as relaxation 2. Report any illness to the gastroenterologist for possible medication adjustment. 3. The child only needs appointments when the symptoms occur. 4. Importance of the regular medication use and possible side effects 5. Teach about the proper cleansing material.
Which factor if present in a client's lifestyle and health practices assessment would alert the nurse to the need for performing a more thorough head and neck assessment?
A) Alcohol abuse B) Recreational drug use C) Smokeless tobacco use D) Multiple sex partners