For which of the following patients would a nasogastric tube most likely be considered to aid in the administration of medications?
A) An 81-year-old woman who wishes to stop taking her cardiac medications
B) A 78-year-old man who is unable to swallow following an ischemic stroke
C) A 60-year-old man who has just had a hemicolectomy (bowel resection) for the treatment of colon cancer
D) A 49-year-old woman who is experiencing frequent nausea and vomiting during her current round of chemotherapy
B
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A patient who is newly diagnosed with short bowel syndrome asks, "Now what do I need to do? I'm so tired of being sick." How should the nurse respond to this patient?
1. "Dealing with this problem will be difficult in the beginning." 2. "Sometimes minor diet changes will alleviate the problem." 3. "I think more surgery is in your future." 4. "Short bowel syndrome is a long-term challenge."
A nurse is implementing basic program planning. Which of the following would occur during the formulating stage?
a. The client and provider analyze available solutions. b. The best plan for funding is presented to administrators. c. The provider group identifies solutions. d. The client identifies problems.
Which questions would assist the nurse in developing self-awareness when working with clients that have cognitive disorders? Select all that apply
A) How do the clients with cognitive disorders feel about working with me? B) What frustrates me about working with them? C) How do I feel about working with clients with cognitive disorders? D) How can I help the client who is confused? E) What do the clients like about working with me?