Most patients with Ménière's disease are treated with
a. surgery.
b. diuretics.
c. hearing aids.
d. analgesics.
B
Fluid restriction, diuretics, and a low-salt diet are prescribed in an attempt to decrease fluid pressure.
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" Based on the client's statement, what expected outcome would the nurse identify when updating the client's plan of care? A) Identifies alternative coping mechanisms B) Verbalizes understanding of substance abuse C) Demonstrates increased feelings of self-worth D) Demonstrates efforts at positive change
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1. Thoracic spinal cord damage from an automobile accident 2. A recent trip to South America 3. Recent recovery from a cold virus 4. Use of ibuprophen for the control of pain
The client's family says, "We don't understand what is happening to Dad. He seems better earlier in the day and then in the evening his confusion and agitation really increase."
What is the best explanation by the nurse for what the client is experiencing? 1. Delirium 2. Anxiety 3. Psychosis 4. Sundown syndrome