The Community Mental Health Centers Act requires that communities offer some form of help around the clock to citizens in need. Which of the following would meet this requirement?
A) Women's shelter
B) Free-standing crisis center
C) Hospital
D) All of the above
D
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An older client is hospitalized with Guillain-Barré syndrome. A family member tells the nurse the client is restless and seems confused. What action by the nurse is best?
a. Assess the client's oxygen saturation. b. Check the medication list for interactions. c. Place the client on a bed alarm. d. Put the client on safety precautions.
A nurse assesses a client who has cholecystitis. Which clinical manifestation indicates that the condition is chronic rather than acute?
a. Temperature of 100.1 ° F (37.8 ° C) b. Positive Murphy's sign c. Light-colored stools d. Upper abdominal pain after eating
What are the chief merits of historical research?
a. Development of new interventions to continued concerns b. Enforcing an already-present level of self-understanding c. Information on new ways of doing things d. Knowledge of how things should be done
The instruction that is most helpful in teaching the rehabilitating CVA patient and his family about altered sensation is to:
1. make frequent assessments for signs of pressure or injury. 2. use the affected side in supporting the patient in ambulation and transfer to stim-ulate better sensation. 3. apply ice packs to the affected limbs to encourage return of sensation. 4. apply a heating pad to the affected limbs to increase circulation.