A woman was diagnosed with peptic ulcers several months ago and has been vigilant about implementing the nurse's recommended lifestyle modifications
The woman states that she is motivated to control her ulcers because she has a sister who had to be hospitalized for the treatment of a bleeding ulcer. A bleeding ulcer is strongly suggested when a patient exhibits:
A) Chronic constipation
B) Early morning heartburn
C) Nausea that is relieved by eating
D) Melena stool
D
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The nurse teaches the patient progressive self-relaxation techniques. Which should the nurse implement first?
a. Direct the patient to envision sailing on a sailboat. b. Instruct the patient to increase respiratory rate and depth. c. Establish the patient's ability to participate and cooperate. d. Darken the patient's room significantly and close the door.
A nurse is caring for a client who has a medical home. Which of the following best describes what is being used by the client?
a. A building that houses multiple primary care providers and specialists b. A partnership between a community health nurse, a client, and a family c. A system that meets the needs of the indi-vidual, family, and community d. A collaboration of care provided by an interprofessional team
In normally functioning hearts, what percentage of the blood leaving the atria is dumped freely into the ventricles??
A) 70-85% B) 20-30% C) 40% D) 10%
The nurse is caring for a patient who is placed on a modified bland diet. Which should be removed before serving the patient's dinner tray?
a. Salt b. Sugar c. Pepper d. Mayonnaise