A client with a poorly regulated corticotrophin-releasing factor (CRF) will most likely have difficulties:
A) Relating to others.
B) Interpreting the environment.
C) Coping with stress.
D) Balancing daily living activities.
C
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What is the most appropriate statement from the nurse when coaching the laboring woman with a fully dilated cervix to push?
a. "At the beginning of a contraction, hold your breath and push for 10 seconds." b. "Take a deep breath and push between contractions." c. "Begin pushing when a contraction starts and continue for the duration of the contraction." d. "At the beginning of a contraction, take two deep breaths and push with the second exhalation."
A nurse is describing the use of evidence-based practice (EBP) guidelines to a nursing student. Which explanation of EBP is most accurate?
A. Includes clinical experience and patient preferences B. MEDLINE used as the primary source for EBP information C. Requires the staff to be active participants in research D. Uses research findings to plan interventions for care
A female patient is taking 0.125 mg of digoxin daily for heart failure. At a recent clinic visit she reports that since she has been on the drug, she can breathe better and her heart rate has been around 74 beats per minute
The nurse weighs the patient and notices that she has gained 10 pounds since the digoxin therapy was started. The patient is concerned that the additional weight will necessitate an increase in the medication. Which of the following is an appropriate response by the nurse? A) "Yes, the drug dosage will probably have to be increased." B) "No, the drug dosage will likely stay the same." C) "No, the drug dosage will have to be decreased." D) "I don't know; I will have to ask your physician."
According to Kubler-Ross, the last stage of the grieving process is called:
a. anger resolution c. acceptance b. mood norming d. final peace