A woman has had her hydatidiform mole (molar pregnancy) evacuated, and is prepared for discharge. The nurse should make certain that the client understands that it is essential that she:
A. Not become pregnant for at least one year.
B. Receive (Rh? (D) Immune Globulin RhoGAM) with her next pregnancy and birth.
C. Have her blood pressure checked weekly for the next 30 days.
D. Seek genetic counseling with her partner before the next pregnancy.
A
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A patient diagnosed with depression tells the nurse that, on the advice of her friends, she discontinued her medication as soon as she discovered she was pregnant. What is the most appropriate way for the nurse to respond?
1. "That is a good idea. Those drugs can be dangerous." 2. "It is never a good idea to stop taking antidepressant medication." 3. "If you don't continue to take the medication, you are seriously endangering yourself." 4. "I think you should consult with your prescribing provider and get all the information you need to help you make the best decision."
The unit manager is working in a large metropolitan facility and is told that two UNPs are to be assigned to work with her. Delegation begins with:
a. Acknowledging the arrival of the second UNP on the unit. b. Providing clear directions to both UNPs. c. Matching tasks with qualified persons. d. Receiving reports from the prior shift.
A client with Alzheimer's disease who has been hospitalized for dehydration
In making an assessment, the nurse notes the presence of a cluster of bruises on the client's buttocks and suspects that the client may be the victim of elder neglect and abuse. What would be the best action for the nurse to take? A. Call the local police. B. Notify the client's physician and social worker. C. Confront the client's family caregiver with the suspicions. D. Alert hospital security to prevent visits by the client's caregiver.
A parent shares with a nurse a concern that an adolescent "constantly reads about Hitler and watches history television programs that show concentration camp footage.". Which statement would be the most therapeutic response?
a. "Are there any other behavior changes that concern you?" b. "Being interested in Hitler isn't necessarily something to be worried about.". c. "Have you ever talked with your child about how this interest in Hitler concerns you?" d. "I'll be happy to talk with your child, but anything I learn is considered confidential.".