The patient is ordered Restoril 1 capsule po qhs. What strength capsule should be dispensed?
A. 5 mg
B. 1 capsule
C. 15 mg
D. no strength is given
D
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Which one of the following statements about alcohol abuse/dependency or addiction in older populations is most accurate?
A) It is easy to determine if an older adult suffers from alcohol abuse. B) Older adults who abuse alcohol have always used it very heavily throughout their lives. C) The incidence of alcohol and illegal drug abuse in elderly persons is declining. D) Alcohol abuse can seriously threaten the physical, emotional, and social health of older persons.
A nurse is caring for clients on a surgical unit. Which nursing actions positively impact the goal of healthcare cost containment? Select all that apply
A) Completing a nursing assessment and setting up a breakfast tray in an isolation client's room B) Teaching and encouraging the use of an incentive spirometer C) Delegating the ambulation of a client three times daily in the hall D) Completing client wound dressing change prior to physician rounds E) Checking the completion of foley catheter care with the nursing assistant F) Initiating a turning protocol for a bedbound client
A client has weakness of the left arm and hand after a stroke. Which is the best nursing intervention to help maintain the client's self-esteem during feeding?
1. Delegate feeding to minimize the amount of food spilled. 2. Encourage the client with self-feeding as much as possible. 3. Ensure that all foods come mechanically altered to take by straw. 4. Collaborate with speech therapy to improve client communication.
A client is prescribed zafirlukast (Accolate) for persistent, chronic asthma. Which nursing interventions take priority?
Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Instruct the client not to take aspirin while on a zafirlukast regimen. 2. Instruct the client to take zafirlukast on an empty stomach. 3. Discuss the possibility of headache. 4. Encourage the client to report any hair loss.. 5. Instruct the client to prevent falls by avoiding sudden changes in position.