A client tells the nurse they are frequently under a great deal of stress. Which common gastrointestinal disorder should the nurse recognize the client is at risk for? Select all that apply.
A. Diverticulitis.
B. Irritable bowel syndrome.
C. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disorder.
D. Duodenal ulcer.
E. Gastritis.
Answer: E
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The nurse is teaching a group of parents about car safety. Which statement by a parent requires additional teaching?
1. "The safest place in the car for the baby is the middle of the back seat." 2. "I will use a rear facing car seat for my baby." 3. "I will take the car seat to the local police station for them to check placement and safety." 4. "For the trip home from the birth hospital, I will bucket myself in the back seat and hold the baby carefully. I am borrowing a car seat and should have it by my next trip out."
What is folic acid used for?
a. Severe headaches b. Reducing red blood cell synthesis c. Red blood cell formation d. Stool softening
The best leadership style for unfavorable conditions is:
a. leader–member relations. b. task-oriented structure. c. position power. d. laissez faire.
When obtaining a client's vital signs, the nurse assesses a blood pressure of 134/88 mm Hg. What is the nurse's best intervention?
a. Call the health care provider and report the finding. b. Reassess the client's blood pressure at the next yearly physical. c. Administer an additional antihypertensive medication to the client. d. Teach the client lifestyle modifications to decrease blood pressure.