Clients with type 2 diabetes may temporarily require insulin therapy during times of illness or surgery
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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The hospice nurse instructs caregivers in repositioning the patient because the patient spends most of the time reclining, which can lead to:
a. contractures. b. pressure ulcers. c. bruising. d. excoriation.
A rural home health nurse is caring for a client recovering from a myocardial infarction. The client is concerned that the community clinic does not have the ability to provide the necessary monitoring for the health problem
Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? A) "It is not necessary for you to be monitored after a myocardial infarction." B) "Through technological advances such as telehealth, we can send your information to the cardiologist." C) "You are right. We will be sending you to the city every month." D) "We use an intranet in this facility."
The nurse teaches new mothers about the reason their infants receive vitamin K. The nurse evaluates instruction as being effective when the mothers make which statement?
1. "Our babies do not need an injection of vitamin K unless bleeding is observed." 2. "Our babies will be able to get enough vitamin K through breast milk." 3. "Our babies do not have enough intestinal bacteria to synthesize vitamin K." 4. "Our babies could receive vitamin K through a liquid or an injection."
As part of a community-wide program addressing the needs of seniors in the county, the nurse engages the seniors as well as their families in the program. The nurse is demonstrating which principle for effecting positive change?
A) Participation B) Proper timing C) Resistance to change D) Interdependence