A client with peripheral arterial disease asks why they are experiencing so much pain in their lower extremities. Which information should the nurse be prepared to discuss with the client?
A. Decreased oxygenation blood flow.
B. Varicose veins.
C. Arterial spasms.
D. Increased fluid in the extremities.
Answer: A
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What is management decision-making technology?
A) Is subject to human error B) Ensures good decision making C) Eliminates uncertainty and risk D) Wastes management time
A woman requests information on medical abortion. The nurse advises the patient of the options. Which statement by the patient best demonstrates understanding? "Mifepristone with misopros-tol is most effective if I use it
a. before the first missed menstrual period." b. the day after unprotected intercourse." c. within 7 weeks of conception." d. immediately after ovulation."
The nurse prepares the client to self-administer medications at home. Which does the nurse implement to increase the chance of client compliance with the therapeutic regimen?
1. Provide client with a list of medication Web sites. 2. Instruct client to decrease dose when feeling better. 3. Discuss strategies for client use to prevent addiction. 4. Develop a clear medication schedule with client help.