Most older people live:
a. In their own homes
b. With adult children
c. In nursing centers
d. In assisted living residence
A
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The patient's husband is anxious and explains to the ICU nurse that he doesn't understand why his wife has been moved to the ICU. "She is going to die, isn't she?" he asks the nurse. What is the nurse's best response? A) Explain that every measure will be taken to provide his wife with the best care possible. B) Explain that the nurse is fully trained and has years of experience. C) Offer the husband a place to relax. D) Have appropriate staff discuss his health insurance with him.
Common causes for urinary incontinence that the nurse should always check in the elderly include:
a. lack of mobility and no toilet facilities b. urinary tract infections and electrolyte imbalances c. stress and multiple pregnancies d. birth defects and prior surgeries
The nurse knows the client has recently been diagnosed with cancer. The client denies the diagnosis has been made. The nurse knows the client is feeling overwhelmed, and the denial actually indicates:
A) A spiritual skill. B) A diagnostic skill. C) A cognitive skill. D) A psychosocial skill.
A resident is recovering from spinal surgery. You need to reposition the person onto her right side. What procedure should you use?
a. Moving the person in segments b. Using an assist device c. Logrolling d. Using a mechanical lift