The nurse would select the following toy for a preschool child that is at the expected developmental level:
a. 500-piece jigsaw puzzle
b. Crayons
c. Story book
d. Stuffed toy
B
Crayons allow the child to express himself or herself and engage in imaginative play. Most children at this age cannot read. A stuffed toy is not of particular interest to a child of this age. A puzzle of 500 pieces would be frustrating.
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a. Geriatric patients have visual problems. b. Geriatric patients have joint disease. c. Geriatric patients' hearing problems change their balance. d. Geriatric patients experience postural hypotension.
Select the best outcome for a client with the nursing diagnosis of impaired social interaction related
to sociocultural dissonance, as evidenced by client stating "Although I'd like to, I don't join in because I don't speak the language so good.". Client will a. cooperate with others. b. become more independent. c. express a desire to interact with others. d. consistently participate in unit group activity of his choice.
The nurse case manager is discussing the various community support programs for a patient who is scheduled to be discharged from an inpatient mental health facility. Which statement by the patient indicates that the nurse's teaching about supported
employment (SE) programs has been effective? Select all that apply. 1. "The goal of these programs is competitive employment." 2. "Treatment and employment are integrated in these programs." 3. "The goal of these programs is to provide job readiness classes." 4. "Assessment of intellect and abilities are integrated in these programs." 5. "Everyone who shows interest in employment is eligible for these programs."
A client is prescribed an antispasmodic for the treatment of ulcerative colitis. Why should a nurse exercise great caution when administering this drug to the client?
A) The client may get addicted to the antispasmodic. B) The client may experience nausea and dizziness. C) The client may develop toxic megacolon. D) The client may develop renal toxicity.