Feedback is the least important part of communication when the nurse gives you instructions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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A female client who has had bipolar disorder for several years decides to stop all of her medications because she is tired of the side effects
She also cancels all appointments with her therapist, stating that it is just too difficult to plan the visits in her hectic schedule. This client is considered: a. Depressed b. Noncompliant c. Suffering from an anxiety disorder d. Possessing obsessive-compulsive tendencies
A nurse is educating a patient with gout about lifestyle modifications that can help control the signs and symptoms of the disease. What recommendation should the nurse make?
A) Ensuring adequate rest B) Limiting exposure to sunlight C) Limiting intake of alcohol D) Smoking cessation
A nurse and a nursing student are discussing the plan of care for a patient with schizophrenia. The patient, who has been taking a high-potency FGA for 2 months, has become restless and constantly needs to be in motion. Which statement by the student indicates a need for further education?
a. "Anticholinergic medications may help control these symptoms." b. "Because this may be an exacerbation of psychosis, the provider may increase the dose of the FGA." c. "The provider may try a low-potency FGA instead of the high-potency FGA." d. "This patient may need to take a benzo-diazepine or a beta blocker."
For which symptoms should the nurse teach the client to monitor when taking doxazosin (Cardura)?
1. Dizziness and headache 2. Difficulty in breathing 3. Decreased urinary frequency 4. Constipation