A client is seen at the ambulatory care clinic. During the data collection he states he abruptly stopped taking
his Aricept due to financial concerns. Based upon this information, what focal points should be included in the assessment?
A) Assessment of cognitive decline
B) Cardiovascular insufficiency
C) Hyperreflexia
D) Insomnia
A
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A nurse is caring for a 60-year-old client with a peptic ulcer. The client is prescribed belladonna. The nurse would closely monitor this client for which of the following?
A) Disorientation B) Lightheadedness C) Blurred vision D) Mydriasis
A patient is admitted into the ICU with the diagnosis of gunshot wound to the head, suicide attempt. While the patient is in the ICU the nurse's interventions should include
a. limiting interaction with the patient due to antisocial behaviors exhibited by the suicidal attempt. b. ignoring the patient's need to talk about the incident. c. validating the patient's worth and self-esteem. d. discontinuing any psychotropic medications.
A 15-year-old client with complaints of night blindness, nearsightedness, and tunnel vision has been diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa. Which of the following statements are true in a client with retinitis pigmentosa?
A) Cataracts and glaucoma are uncommon in clients with retinitis pigmentosa. B) Retinitis pigmentosa generally occurs owing to a viral infection of the eye. C) Retinitis pigmentosa is often associated with hearing disorders. D) The client is advised to avoid using dark glasses during the day.