A patient has recently had a change in a family relationship that is greatly affecting his health. Which nursing diagnosis could you probably make for this patient?
1) Parental Role Conflict
2) Interrupted Family Processes
3) Compromised Family Coping
4) Ineffective Individual Coping
ANS: 2
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Which of the following should the nurse consider when assessing a pregnant trauma victim?
A) Pregnant women often have decreased fluid volume B) Pregnant women often have mild tachycardia C) Pregnant women are often bradycardic D) Pregnant women are often hypertensive
The pregnant teen who was prescribed prenatal vitamins at her initial prenatal visit states that she does not llike to take them
How should the nurse respond? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. "Folic acid has been found to be essential for minimizing the risk of neural tube defects." 2. "You do not have to take these supplements if you think you are healthy enough." 3. "These medications do the same thing. I will call your doctor to cancel one of your medications." 4. "You can trust your doctor to know what you need." 5. "You need the supplements because your dietary intake is not adequate for fetal development."
A client should not be prescribed tolazamide if the client is sensitive to:
1. penicillin. 2. shellfish. 3. strawberries. 4. hypoglycemia
The patient has presented to the ambulatory surgery center to have a colonoscopy. The patient is scheduled to receive moderate sedation (conscious sedation) during the procedure. Moderate sedation is used routinely for procedures that require
a. Performance on an outpatient basis. b. A depressed level of consciousness. c. Loss of sensation in an area of the body. d. The patient to be immobile.