When assessing an elderly client's hip joint, which of the following would lead the nurse to suspect that the client has a hip fracture?
A) Internal rotation of the affected leg
B) Abduction of the affected leg
C) Partial weight bearing
D) Thigh pain
D
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A community health nurse is providing an educational event at the local seniors' center. The topic the nurse is speaking about is varicose veins. What would the nurse suggest as proactive preventative measure for varicose veins?
A) Sitting with crossed legs to promote relaxation B) Walking for several minutes every hour to promote circulation C) Elevating the legs when tired D) Wearing tight ankle socks to decrease edema
All of the following statements are common in a culture of bullying EXCEPT
A. "Jillian, as usual, is not capable of getting out on time." B. "Can you cover for me while I take my break?" C. "Stop complaining. Dr. Smith has favorites and that's the way it is." D. "If you want this job, you'll have to stop being so sensitive."
Currently, faith community nurses work either on a volunteer basis or in paid positions. Some work in an individual congregation, and others are based in a health care system with links to several congregations
. Using your knowledge of faith community nursing, in an institution-based model, who is the nurse's employer? 1. Church 2. Health system 3. Hospital 4. Community agency A) 1, 2, 3 B) 1, 3, 4 C) 1, 2, 4 D) 2, 3, 4
A client, while receiving therapies for lung cancer, has been hospitalized for an extended period of time. She has become very depressed, refuses visitors, and does not participate in personal grooming
In order for the nurse to assist in achieving resolution of the client's problem, he should have the client: 1. Get washed and dressed independently 2. Think positively instead of negatively 3. Contact a support group and explore a psychological consultation 4. Become more physically independent and return to prior activities