The nurse is assessing a new client to the unit who is admitted for kidney stones. When asked about over-the-counter drugs, herbs, and supplement use, the client mentions that she does take several supplements
The nurse recognizes which of the following supplements may be contributing to the kidney stones? A) Coenzyme 10 B) Vitamin D C) B vitamins D) Vitamin C
D
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Megadoses of vitamin C increase both oxalate absorption and oxalate synthesis in people prone to calcium oxalate stones. Daily doses should be limited to less than 2000 mg/day.
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The nurse believes a client is experiencing a subjective response that occurs when a person experiences a threat to well-being. The client is most likely experiencing:
a. a stressor. c. anxiety. b. stress. d. adaptation.
A patient who is also a nurse is being treated for anxiety with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor. She asks about the rationale for use of this agent rather than a benzodiazepine. Which of the following is the nurse's best response?
a. "Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors are better for the control of bodily symp-toms than benzodiazepines." b. "Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors provide a more rapid and durable re-sponse to the uncomfortable anxiety symptoms." c. "Benzodiazepines currently have no role in the treatment of anxiety." d. "Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors are better for reducing the cognitive and psychic symptoms of anxiety than benzodiazepines."
During unit orientation, a preceptor is used to provide learning and role modeling. Which of the following would one expect to observe in a seasoned nurse preceptor? Select all that apply
a. Teach unfamiliar procedures b. Teach their way of charting c. Teach delegation skills d. Act as a role model e. Tailor orientation to new nurses' specific needs
Which of the following is of the utmost importance in parish nursing practice?
1. Confidentiality 2. Faith of nurse 3. Number of congregants 4. Fellowship