If a child is unable to verbalize yet, how can the interviewer gather data about her or his current health status? Ask the parent if the child has had a change in:
A) Eating habits.
B) Attention span.
C) Sleep patterns.
D) All of the above.
D
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The nurse is explaining to a family about disaster preparedness. What will the nurse instruct the family to prepare in a disaster kit in case of emergency? (Select all that apply.)
a. Small television b. Vital documents c. Nonperishable food d. Pet food e. Blankets
A patient tells the nurse, "I always buy St. John's wort manufactured by Company X so I know what I am getting.". Which response by the nurse would be best?
a. "Using one manufacturer should help you get consistent dosages over time.". b. "Industry standardization means all companies' preparations are reliable.". c. "There are no standards, so dosages may vary even from Company X.". d. "The research suggests that St. John's wort has little effect on depression.".
The nurse is participating in a team meeting to determine the disposition of a patient with severe mental illness. The nurse speaks up to ensure that the placement is appropriate to the patient's needs and interests
Which ethical principle is the nurse demonstrating? 1. Justice 2. Veracity 3. Fidelity 4. Beneficence
A nurse is taking care of a middle-aged client. The client asks the nurse, "How do I maintain good cognitive function and keep from getting dementia?" What is the nurse's best response?
A) "Make sure to take your recommended daily intake of vitamins, especially A." B) "Vitamin K will help protect your brain against decreased cognitive function." C) "Vitamin E has demonstrated the ability to inhibit dementia progression." D) "Calcium needs increased as you get older, due to brainstem atrophy."