A condition characterised by an increase in intraocular pressure that gradually causes loss of vision is known as:
a. cataract.
b. choroidal melanoma.
c. glaucoma.
d. nystagmus.
c
Glaucoma, which is caused by an increase in intraocular
pressure, is a condition that progresses relatively slowly and
rarely affects people under the age of 40 . It cannot be cured
but can be managed by medication.
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The nurse is reviewing a client's experience with cognitive behavioral therapy. Which statement by the client indicates the therapy has been effective?
A) "I shared at group therapy, and the anxiety is not a problem now." B) "I no longer worry about leaving my house." C) "I just can't stand being in large crowds." D) "I wanted to run out of the grocery store, but I had no reason to."
Before mixing a crushed tablet or opened capsule with soft food or liquids, you should
A. determine how much of the crushed tablet or open capsule to give. B. bring the temperature of the food or liquid to room temperature. C. check for food and drug interactions. D. check the patient's blood pressure.
When working with families entering the childbearing years, the nurse knows that teaching will be needed regarding the challenges of: Note: Credit will be given only if all correct and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply
1. Meeting the emotional needs of a newborn. 2. Exploring the couple's feelings about role transition. 3. Accessing resources in the community. 4. Raising the infant in formal traditions of the grandparents. 5. Exploring ways of dealing with family conflict.
A patient has a reactive NST and negative CST. Select the appropriate followup.
A. Prepare patient for delivery B. Repeat in 24 hours C. Repeat in one week