Pressure ulcers develop most commonly where ____________________ come close to the skin surface.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
bones
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_____ are vital to good leaders because they are able to take the vision of the leader and achieve the determined goals
a. Managers b. Motivators c. Visionaries d. Followers
A 76-year-old is moderately obese but otherwise healthy. When asking whether weight loss is important at this point in life, the nurse respond based on the rationale that:
a. The "obesity paradox" research shows that weight is not a great mortality risk for this client b. Ideal weight is a goal that is appropriate for all age groups c. The client needs to discuss these issues with a registered nutritionist d. In order to maintain wellness, the client needs to lose weight in a controlled, healthy manner
A client has a bluish tinge to the palms, soles, and conjunctivae. Based on these assessment data, what does the nurse do next?
a. Take a medication history. b. Assess pulse oximetry. c. Assess the client's personal hygiene. d. Palpate the soles and palms.
Which statement does the nurse plan to include in a teaching plan for a patient who has been prescribed fenofibrate (Tricor)?
a. "The most common side effects of this drug are headache and muscle weakness." b. "Be sure to report any upset stomach to your prescriber immediately." c. "Take this drug 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner." d. "Do not drink grapefruit juice while you are taking this drug."