A nurse is assessing a client who has come in with complaints of a burning sensation in
the chest. Assessment reveals heartburn. Which may have led to the development of
heartburn?
A) Inadequate closure of lower esophageal sphincter
B) Improper relaxation of the internal anal sphincter
C) Impaired closure of the ileocecal valve
D) Partial relaxation of the pyloric sphincter
A
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The nurse is explaining to the patient why she is receiving antibiotics. Her answer would be correct if she stated antibiotics are effective against which microorganism?
a. Viruses b. Fungi c. Parasites d. Bacteria
The nurse manager is discussing the blame-free environment in place at the organization with new hires. Which statement indicates understanding of the policy?
1. ?If I make any mistake, if I report it I will not be reprimanded or punished.? 2. ?When I make a mistake, I should immediately fill out an incident report.? 3. ?It is left up to each employee to self-monitor, and we do not report others? mistakes.? 4. ?When I make a mistake, I should report it and look for ways to prevent it from reoccurring.?
Clients with severe malabsorption caused by intestinal infection often require supplementation with which of the following vitamins?
1. Folic acid 2. Vitamin C 3. Vitamin D 4. Vitamin B12
The nurse is teaching a client prescribed acamprosate calcium. Which of the following client comments indicates a need for further teaching?
a. "It is an effective treatment of alcohol abuse." b. "It is not habit forming." c. "It will help me cut down on my alcohol intake." d. "It will not eliminate my withdrawal symptoms."