When caring for a client in a healthcare facility, the nurse is observing and monitoring
the client's vital signs and carefully listening when interacting with the client.
The nurse
is also using critical thinking skills to determine if her nursing orders are effective. The
nurse knows that performing these interventions will help the client in which aspect of
care?
A) Effectively analyzing the client's response
B) Effectively collecting data in the continuing care of the client
C) Trying to increase client interaction by increasing participation
D) Preparing an effective discharge plan for the client
B
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a. Cells b. Elements c. Ions d. Molecules
A family member of a patient diagnosed with Huntington disease calls you at the clinic. She is requesting help from the Huntington's Disease Society of America. What kind of help can this patient and family receive from this organization?
Select all that apply. A) Information about this disease B) Referrals C) Public education D) Individual assessments E) Appraisals of research studies
The nurse preparing a postoperative teaching plan for a client who had a gastric stapling would include that
a. dumping syndrome is a common side effect. b. fluids must be taken in liberal amounts. c. exercise is prohibited after meals. d. small, frequent feedings must become a habit.
A patient is seen talking and laughing in the clinic's waiting room, yet complains of excruciating pain. The nurse realizes this patient is most likely demonstrating which behavior?
1. Opioid drug-seeking 2. Denial 3. Fake pain 4. Inconsistent behavioral response to pain