In the context of the PICOT format for formulating clinical questions, which of the following may be considered to be an intervention?
A) Levels of patient hygiene in an assisted-living facility
B) The incidence and prevalence of stomach cancer among low-income males aged 65 to 85
C) The prevalence of wound dehiscence among postmastectomy patients
D) Occupational exposure to airborne silicon dust
D
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An 84-year-old patient who has returned from the PACU is oriented to name only and has been diagnosed with delirium. The nurse should explain the following to the patient's family:
A) There is nothing to worry about. B) Delirium involves a progressive decline in memory loss. C) Delirium may only last a short time. D) Delirium is generally more prevalent in women.
What is missing from the "sig" in this prescription?
A. frequency B. route C. form D. quantity
Which of the following client-related factors assessed by the nurse does not raise the client's risk for laryngitis?
1. overuse of the voice 2. bacterial infections 3. inhalation of irritating chemicals 4. breathing humid air
The nurse assesses a client for evidence of hypoglycemic reaction. The highest priority nursing intervention is to assess for:
a. nervousness and tremors. b. polyuria and polydipsia. c. dry skin. d. extreme thirst.