A client admitted to a local healthcare facility wants his privacy to be respected when he
is in a multi-bed room. What is the best way to help ensure the client's privacy?
A) Turn radios and TV sets to a low volume
B) Use screens, curtains, and bath blankets in the client's room
C) Avoid conversation in the vicinity of the client at night
D) Offer extra blankets to the client
B
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a. A common normal finding b. Caused by thickening and rigid heart valves, decreasing strength of contractions c. The cause of chronic atrial fibrillation d. Of no concern in an older adult
A patient with psoriasis is placed on PUVA therapy. The nurse clarifies that this therapy involves the combination of:
a. radiation and corticosteroids. b. x-rays and methotrexate. c. artificial ultraviolet (UV) rays and a coal tar product. d. laser treatment and antimetabolites.
A type 1 diabetic who is at 32 weeks' gestation is having a nonstress test for fetal well-being because she has been having problems with glucose control. Which of the following meets the criteria for her test to be considered reactive?
1. Fetal heart rate baseline of 150 with two accelerations to 160 for 10 seconds within 20 minutes 2. Fetal heart rate baseline of 140 with one acceleration to 160 for 15 seconds within 30 minutes 3. Fetal heart rate baseline of 140 with two accelerations to 155 for 15 seconds within 20 minutes 4. Fetal heart rate baseline of 130 with two accelerations to 140 for 15 seconds within 20 minutes
The parents of a hospitalized 2-year-old are distressed that the child no longer is toilet trained and now requires a diaper. The nurse's best response to this would be:
a. "Don't worry. Your child will regain toilet training in a few days.". b. "We can start a bladder training program that will restore toilet training.". c. "Toddlers often regress when stressed. Using a diaper now is appropriate.". d. "You need to strongly enforce toilet training practices now.".