A nurse is taking care of a client with a pressure ulcer. How does the nurse help prevent progression of the ulcer from intact skin to open, deep sore? Select all that apply.
A) Increase protein
B) Increase calories
C) Control infection
D) Increase vitamins
E) Increase fats
A) Increase protein
B) Increase calories
C) Control infection
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Which of the following clients in the community with chronic mental illness is most likely to be compliant in taking his or her prescribed medications on a consistent basis?
a. The client who has an understanding of his or her disease and medication's effect in controlling symptoms b. The client who has insurance that covers the cost of all prescribed medications c. The client who has very little insight of his or her illness and is living with a family member d. The client who is trying to live independently in a homeless shelter
A staff RN is leading a quality improvement team on the care of the total hip replacement patient. The issue is an increased length of stay from 1 year ago. The nurse asks team members to reframe the problem statement from their perspective
Twenty different problem statements were developed. The team is focusing on four of the problem statements. This is an example of which of the following techniques? a. Problem solving b. Evaluating the consequences c. Inclusive judgment d. Problem processing
A nurse is caring for a 2-year-old child with laryngotracheobronchitis. Which data is
important to include in the client's nursing care plan? A) Expectorants should be administered to loosen secretions as ordered B) Low-sodium, high-calorie diet should be given as ordered C) Signs of acid–base imbalance should be monitored D) Precautions should be taken when handling the child
Which of the following statements regarding medication administration in pediatric patients is correct?
A. Infants and children have an inherently slower metabolic rate than adults, so they require larger doses of most medications. B. The products of metabolism in children can vary from those seen in adults, which may sometimes result in unexpected responses. C. Most pediatric patients take several medications, which may interact with each other and produce negative physiologic effects. D. It is important to remember that the doses of all medications are based on a child's age rather than his or her weight and body mass.