According to the differentiated nursing practice philosophy, if a high school graduate wants to become a nurse to provide care to clients in the community, the level of nursing education needed would be a(n):
a. associate degree.
b. diploma.
c. bachelor's degree in nursing.
d. master's degree in nursing.
ANS: C
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The nurse is caring for a patient who has a diagnosis of AIDS. Inspection of the patient's mouth reveals the new presence of white lesions on the patient's oral mucosa. What is the nurse's most appropriate response?
A) Encourage the patient to gargle with salt water twice daily. B) Attempt to remove the lesions with a tongue depressor. C) Make a referral to the unit's dietitian. D) Inform the primary care provider of this finding.
The client with an anxiety disorder is ready to be discharged from the unit. What should the nurse plan to teach this client and family in preparation for discharge?
Select all that apply. A) Refer the client for counseling. B) Instruct the client to eat foods high in acid. C) Teach the client the signs of impending panic attack. D) Advise the client to breathe into a paper bag when feeling anxious. E) Instruct the client to breathe slowly.
During the first 24 to 48 hours after a major burn, the focus of nutrition care is
a. provision of adequate protein. b. prevention of nausea and vomiting. c. replacement of fluids and electrolytes. d. education concerning nutrient needs.
Insulin deficiency, in association with increased levels of counter-regulatory hormones and dehydration, is the primary cause of:
What will be an ideal response?