The priority nursing interventions for the cognitively impaired child are to support the family to provide:
a. good nutrition.
b. loving interactions.
c. stimulation to improve.
d. contact with peers.
B
Nursing interventions focus on promoting optimal development and loving interactions with family.
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a. Take the medication on an empty stomach. b. Avoid any hazardous activities. c. Swallow the tablets whole. d. Urine may appear reddish-orange.
A patient has had increasing respiratory difficulty as a result of abdominal cancer. Which information does the nurse provide to the patient about the purpose of having a paracentesis?
a. It will relieve pressure and some of the discomfort in your abdomen. b. It will allow for analysis of the thoracic fluid for cytology. c. Fluid from the lung will be examined. d. The examination will allow for extraction of a sample of bone marrow.
What should the nurse teach parents when the child is taking phenytoin (Dilantin) to control seizures?
a. The child should use a soft toothbrush and floss his teeth after every meal. b. The child will require monitoring of his liver function while taking this medication. c. Dilantin should be taken with food because it causes gastrointestinal distress. d. The medication can be stopped when the child has been seizure free for 1 month.
Who provides physicians with the authority to admit and provide care to clients requiring hospitalization?
A) The health care institution itself B) Board of Healing Arts C) American Medical Association D) State Board of Nursing