The nurse is planning to teach a 75-year-old patient about administering his medication. How can the nurse best enhance the patient's ability to learn?
A) Providing links to websites that contain information related to the medication
B) Excluding family members from the session
C) Using color-coded materials
D) Making the information relevant to the patient's condition
D
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The nurse is performing an examination of the oral cavity of a client with candidiasis who is being treated with oral nystatin and reports pain on swallowing. On inspection, lesions are present along the pharynx
What conclusion can be drawn from this information? A. The client has poor oral hygiene habits. B. There may be lesions extending further down the esophagus. C. The client is experiencing an allergic reaction to the treatment. D. This is a side effect of antifungal agents used to treat the disorder.
One area the nurse should focus on when interviewing a client about a current health problem is otalgia. Otalgia is defined as:
1. Ear pain. 2. Dizziness. 3. Ringing in the ears. 4. Fainting.
Pollution of the environment occurs when these pollutants overwhelm the capacity of the environment to assimilate them without being thrown out of balance. Which statement is correct about pollution?
A) Pollution is an indirect rate function that is correlated to population size. B) Pollution is a direct rate function that is correlated to the quantity of pollutant. C) Pollution is a rate function involving the quality of pollutant introduced over a period of time. D) Pollution is a rate function involving a quantity of pollutant introduced over a period of time.