When providing secondary prevention activities for individuals experiencing psychological consequences of a disaster, which of the following would the nurse do as a generic approach?
A) Providing situational support for stress relief
B) Conveying warmth and concern for the client
C) Teaching about expected emotional reactions
D) Reunifying family members who were separated
Ans: C
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A) Cancer B) Infection C) Inflammation D) Heart failure
When removing a central catheter, the nurse would instruct the patient to:
1. lean forward and cough. 2. take a deep breath and bear down. 3. breathe deeply through the mouth. 4. lie on the right side.
A child is diagnosed with beta-thalassemia major. What should the nurse teach the child's parents? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply
1. "Monitor transfusion of packed red blood cells as ordered.". 2. "Prepare yourselves for the care of a child who is seriously ill.". 3. "Prioritize the child's activities to allow for rest.". 4. "Your child will always be small, with a petite skeletal frame.". 5. "Be alert for allergic reactions to common foods such as peanuts and strawberries.".
Which factors may affect the volume of cardiac output? (Select all that apply.)
a. Heart rate b. Peripheral pulses c. Preload d. Contraction strength e. Afterload