When implementing a plan of care for suicidal clients, the nursing student knows to:
A) Maintain safety, promote problem solving, and support families of suicide victims.
B) Prevent future suicidal behavior, maintain safety, and develop a rapport with families.
C) Maintain faith, respect, and trepidation.
D) Provide hope, support, and happiness.
A,
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The home health nurse is visiting a family at home when the toddler has an "accident" and has a bowel movement in his diaper. The mother becomes angry with the child and calls him a baby for messing himself
The nurse considers Erikson's theory and recognizes that the mother's behavior may have an effect on the child's: 1. Cognitive development. 2. Sense of independence. 3. Conscience. 4. Development of superego.
A nurse notes fetal heart rate decelerations that appear to start just prior to a uterine contraction with the fetal heart rate returning to normal by the end of the contraction. How does the nurse document this finding?
A. Early deceleration B. Late deceleration C. Mild deceleration D. Variable deceleration
A client diagnosed with AD can no longer ambulate, does not recognize family members, and communicates with agitated behaviors and incoherent verbalizations. The nurse recognizes these symptoms as indicative of which stage of the illness?
1. Stage 4: Mild-to-Moderate Cognitive Decline 2. Stage 5. Moderate Cognitive Decline 3. Stage 6. Moderate-to-Severe Cognitive Decline 4. Stage 7. Severe Cognitive Decline
What is probably the most important requirement for a community/public health nurse to continue to be effective when serving multiproblem families?
A. Ongoing graduate study B. Supervision when requested C. Support from other agency staff D. Time for continuing education travel opportunities