When teaching new parents about their newborn, the nurse describes the development of a close emotional attraction to a newborn by the parents during the first 30 to 60 minutes after birth, which is termed:
A) Parenting B) Engrossment C) Bonding D) Attachment
C
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The nurse is performing an oral assessment on a 40-year-old Black patient and notices the presence of a 1 cm, nontender, grayish-white lesion on the left buccal mucosa. Which one of these statements is true? This lesion is:
a. Leukoedema and is common in dark-pigmented persons. b. The result of hyperpigmentation and is normal. c. Torus palatinus and would normally be found only in smokers. d. Indicative of cancer and should be immediately tested.
The nurse recognizes that pain assessment is an important aspect of all nursing assessments. Clients may be reluctant to self-report pain because:(Select all that apply) Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Fear of shots 2. Belief that expressions of pain reveal weakness 3. Not wanting to disturb staff 4. Fear of addiction 5. Fear that the nurse won't believe the pain reported
The nurse is providing nutrition counseling for a patient planning pregnancy. The nurse should emphasize the importance of consuming which nutrient to prevent neural tube defects?
1) Folic acid 2) Calcium 3) Protein 4) Vitamin D
A client with stroke has a nursing diagnosis of Impaired Verbal Communication and has specific difficulty in verbal expression. The most helpful strategy by the nurse would be to
a. give the client practice in repeating words after the nurse. b. point to objects and state their names. c. repeat directions until they are understood. d. try to do all the speaking for the client.