Patients receiving oncology treatments have
A) cancer.
B) HIV disease.
C) heart failure.
D) brain damage.
A
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A client with Ménière's disease is hospitalized for severe vertigo. The nurse should plan which nursing intervention to assist in management of the vertigo and nausea?
1. Encouraging frequent ambulation in the hall 2. Administration of stool softeners 3. Bed rest in a quiet, darkened room 4. Offering frequent warm beverages containing caffeine
The nurse is witnessing a client sign a consent for a surgical procedure. The nurse is witnessing that the client:
a. has no questions about the procedure. b. is the client and is competent, alert, and aware of all actions at that point in time. c. knows the name of the physician. d. has an advance directive.
Pneumococcal vaccine produces immunity against: (Select all that apply.)
1. pneumonitis. 2. meningitis. 3. pneumonia. 4. pertussis.
A friend of the nurse expresses concern that her husband might have narcolepsy. Which behavior would indicate to the nurse that he needs further workup by his health care provider?
1. The husband falls asleep as soon as he lies down at night. 2. The husband sometimes nods off and has difficulty staying alert at home Bible study gatherings. 3. The husband has difficulty staying awake about 1–2 hours after having lunch each day. 4. The husband puts his car in park every time he comes to a stoplight, because he often falls asleep for several minutes while waiting for the light to turn green.