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What is an appropriate nursing intervention for a hospitalized child who is autistic?
a. Place the child in a location where she can watch all of the activity on the unit. b. Use the child's chronological age as a guide for communication. c. Keep the child's room free of toys or objects that she might want to take home with her. d. Organize care to provide as few disruptions to the routine as possible.
A woman asks the nurse to explain why an incompetent cervix has caused her to lose two pregnancies. The best response is:
a. "As the baby grows, your cervix doesn't stay closed to keep the baby in the uterus." b. "Your cervix is closed so tightly that adequate blood can't reach the baby." c. "Your cervix is not allowing enough sperm to reach the ovum." d. "Your uterus is more irritable because of scarring on the cervix."
A patient who is cognitively impaired is demonstrating signs of being in pain. How should the nurse assess this patient's pain level?
A) Ask the patient to numerically rate the pain B) Observe the patient often over the next several hours C) Provide the patient with a visual analog scale to gauge pain D) Go through the McGill Pain Questionnaire with the patient
Which statement about water soluble vitamins is accurate?
a. They are not stored in the body. b. They are stored in the liver. c. They do not need to be taken in every day. d. They are not lost when foods containing them are cooked.