How can the healthcare worker reduce anticipatory anxiety in a client undergoing a diagnostic procedure of the cardiovascular system?
A) By using medical terms while explaining the test
B) By allowing for increased activity
C) By giving the client a time frame about the test
D) By not informing the client about unexpected delays
C
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A) Low back pain and stiffness B) Increased urine output C) A red, butterfly-shaped rash on the face D) Patchy loss of hair on the scalp
A nurse is caring for a patient who is confused, disoriented, and experiencing visual hallucinations. While preparing to provide personal care, the nurse should:
a. ask the patient, "Do you remember who I am?" b. speak minimally so as not to disturb the patient. c. pat the patient on the forearm and say, "Let's get started.". d. explain to the patient what will happen during the care.
While assessing the blood pressure of a school-age child, the nurse notes the following: Systolic sound is heard at 98, but the sound continues until it reaches 0. There is a distinct sound softening at 48. How should the nurse record this finding?
1. 98/48 2. 98/48/0 3. 98/0 4. 48/0
When assessing a patient admitted with nausea and vomiting, which finding supports the nursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume?
A. Polyuria B. Decreased pulse C. Difficulty breathing D. General restlessness