The nurse is conducting a follow-up assessment on a patient who lost a best friend several months ago. What patient statement would indicate that interventions have been effective?
1. "I just can't get over it."
2. "I think I'm sleeping better lately."
3. "I don't care about my loss anymore."
4. "I think that I am fine and don't really need treatment."
2. "I think I'm sleeping better lately."
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Which are the effects of calcium on the body? (Select all that apply.)
a. Large doses of calcium will not harm the body when taken on a full stomach. b. Calcium can limit the absorption of iron and other trace elements. c. Calcium can cause constipation and reduce kidney function. d. Calcium may prevent bone loss in older men. e. Calcium can reduce kidney function.
Dilated, bulging esophageal veins are referred to as __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The nurse is performing discharge teaching for the parents of a child who had a tonsillectomy. Which of the following instructions would be most appropriate to include?
A) "Call the doctor immediately if you see dark reddish-brown blood in his vomit." B) "Get him to drink orange juice or iced tea to help soothe his sore throat." C) "Try using an ice collar or ice chips to make him more comfortable." D) "Encourage him to cough and clear his throat to remove any dried mucus."