A nurse is teaching a class on suicide prevention to a group of elderly adults. The nurse is trying to emphasize that methods of suicide vary with different age groups
The example the nurse uses is the preferred method of suicide among the elderly in New York City, which is:
A. Overdose of prescribed medications.
B. Firearms.
C. Hanging.
D. Falling from a height.
D. Falling from a height.
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The nurse has taught a client about lifestyle modifications for gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). What statements by the client indicate good understanding of the teaching? (Select all that apply.)
a. "I just joined a gym, so I hope that helps me lose weight." b. "I sure hate to give up my coffee, but I guess I have to." c. "I will eat three small meals and three small snacks a day." d. "Sitting upright and not lying down after meals will help." e. "Smoking a pipe is not a problem and I don't have to stop."
A woman is admitted to the healthcare facility after being abused by her partner. What nursing intervention is highest priority for this client?
A) Suggest that the client separate from her partner B) Encourage the client to reflect on why the abuse occurred C) Offer the client referrals to local shelters D) Suggest that the client spend more time with her partner
The nurse is caring for a homeless client who has been seen in the mobile clinic every week for the past month because of a foot infection. Which nursing diagnosis would the nurse most likely identify as the priority?
A) Social Isolation related to homelessness B) Ineffective Health Maintenance related to homelessness C) Chronic Low Self-Esteem related to foot disorder and homelessness D) Imbalanced Nutrition, less than body requirements, related to poor eating
In the role of manager, a home health nurse typically does all of the following except
1. Coordinate scheduled visits considering client needs and services to be provided and other factors. 2. Ensure that prescribed services are provided by other team members. 3. Use each client's resources to help develop a plan of care. 4. Work with family members to explore placement options for long-term care.