A nurse has explained to a client the types of foods that are allowed on a low-sodium diet. The nurse providing this instruction is performing which of the following interventions to motivate health behaviors?
1. clarifying values
2. increasing knowledge level
3. encouraging participation
4. anticipating problems
ANS: 2
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A man is interested in artificial insemination if he is proven to be infertile. He asks you if this procedure would be appropriate for him and his sexual partner. Which of the following statements would be your best response?
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The client has been ordered to be treated with Edrophonium (Tension). The client who is most likely to be ordered this drug is the one who is suspected of having:
a. multiple sclerosis. b. seizure disorders. c. parkinsonism. d. myasthenia gravis (MG).