When developing community health programs targeting adult men, which of the following would the nurse need to integrate into the plan?
A) Improved quality of education programs available for men
B) Increased use of health services by men as compared to women
C) Limited male-specific research
D) Increased awareness of men's health issues
C
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a. Emotional support and reassurance b. Stimulation and hyperventilation c. Haloperidol d. Chlorpromazine
The nurse is preparing a client for discharge from the hospital following a major burn injury. The nurse is developing a plan for his nutrition and understands that:
1. The hypermetabolic state continues until all the wounds are healed. 2. The hypermetabolic state is only present in the emergency and acute periods of burn care. 3. No extra calories are necessary once discharged from the hospital. 4. The calorie intake should be decreased so as not to gain weight.
According to the DSM-IV-TR, paraphilias are conditions that "are characterized by recurrent, intense sexual urges, fantasies, or behaviors that involve unusual objects, activities, or situations and cause clinically significant distress or
impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning." Based on this definition, which are examples of paraphilias? Select all that apply. A) The preference for using a nonhuman object B) Repetitive sexual activity with humans that involves real or simulated suffering or humiliation C) Repetitive sexual activity with nonconsenting partners D) Repetitive use of masturbation and sexual fantasy
A mother and her son are in the emergency department. The mother is extremely upset. Earlier, the son had become so angry that he put his hand through a glass window and had to have stitches
The physician suggested a psychiatric consult. Now the mother asks, "Do you think my son is crazy?" Which of the following is the most appropriate response by the nurse? a. "Absolutely not. But a psychiatrist can help your son realize more appropriate ways of displaying anger." b. "Have you had other reasons to think your son is crazy? Perhaps the psychiatrist can reassure you that your son is just an adolescent coping with hormones." c. "Your son is having problems coping with anger. And naturally you're upset. Let the psychiatrist determine whether your son is crazy or not." d. "Your son is having problems with behavior, which is distressing all of you. A psychiatrist may be able to help your son cope with life in a more acceptable way."