All of the following except _____ are examples of ambulatory aids that might be found in a client's home
A) walkers
B) canes
C) wheelchairs
D) braces
C
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A family states that the father, who has moderate-stage dementia, is incontinent related to forgetting
where the bathroom is located. An intervention the nurse should suggest to the family is to a. label the bathroom door. b. have someone take him to the bathroom hourly. c. place the client in disposable diapers. d. make sure the client does not eat nonfood items.
The nurse administers Accuzyme® ointment to the client's stage II pressure ulcer. Rank the nursing interventions in order
1. Apply the ointment up to wound edges. 2. Assess necrotic tissue in the wound bed. 3. Cover the wound bed with moist dressing. 4. Reposition client comfortably off wound.
Skin disorders:
a. Increase with age b. Decrease with age c. Are the same for all age-groups d. Decrease with sun exposure
A client with Parkinson disease is experiencing an increase in bradykinesia. What will the client demonstrate with this manifestation?
Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Slow speech 2. Difficulty chewing 3. Shuffling the feet when walking 4. Stooped posture 5. Lack of facial expression