During the implementation phase of the nursing process, a nurse is teaching an adult depressed patient with a cochlear implant about medications. Which modification in the teaching plan would be the most appropriate for this client?
A. Using repetition
B. Speaking directly face-to-face
C. Employing the use of sign language
D. Providing large-print materials
B
Speaking face-to-face is an appropriate way to teach individuals with alterations in hearing.
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1. Difficulty with dexterity. 2. Increased bone production. 3. Risk for fractures. 4. Pain when ambulating.
The nurse wants to attend a teleconference, but the price is too high. What might the nurse explore to help reduce the cost?
1. Multiple nurses may be able to attend for one fee. 2. Costs may go down closer to the date of the conference. 3. They may give the nurse a discount out of sympathy. 4. Borrow money from others to pay for the conference.
When assessing a client with chronic glomerulonephritis, the nurse notes that the client has generalized edema. The nurse documents this as which of the following?
A) Periorbital edema B) Anasarca C) Uremic frost D) Hydronephrosis
To accurately assess a pregnant client's food intake, the nurse would:
1. Assess her most recent laboratory values. 2. Ask her to complete a nutritional questionnaire. 3. Observe for clinical signs of malnutrition. 4. Ask about her cooking facilities.