An identified outcome for the family of a patient with a terminal illness is that they will be able to provide psychological support to the dying patient. To assist the family to meet this outcome, the nurse plans to include in the teaching plan:
A) application of oxygen devices
B) demonstration of bathing techniques
C) recognition of patient needs and fears
D) information on when to contact the hospice nurse
C) recognition of patient needs and fears
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The nurse administers fludrocortisone (Florinef) to a patient diagnosed with salt-losing adrenogenital syndrome and then assesses for what therapeutic action?
A) Development of hypokalemia and elevated serum glucose level B) An increase in sodium and water reabsorption and potassium excretion C) Headache, edema, weakness, arrhythmias, and hypertension D) Sodium and water depletion along with potassium retention
The nurse is aware that when adolescents begin to become interested in the opposite sex, parents should consider:
a. Limiting the development of friendships with the opposite sex b. The cultural influence on dating patterns c. That group outings to the beach or mall are unrelated to heterosexual encounters d. Imposing stringent restrictions on heterosexual encounters
A client uses a mantra when he meditates. What is this type of meditation?
a) expansive b) mantra-based c) mindfulness d) concentrative
A client has been doing tai chi and performing visualization to help reduce stress however continues to feel anxious. What dietary changes should the nurse recommend to this client? Select all that apply
1. Eliminate caffeine products 2. Avoid sugar and carbohydrates 3. Eat more raw fruits and vegetables 4. Limit the use of vitamin supplements 5. Limit protein intake to 10%–15% of consumed calories