When providing education to the patient, the nurse discusses symptoms of visual problems that require professional attention. The teaching includes conditions or problems in which the eyes: (Select all that apply.)
a. tire easily.
b. burn.
c. itch.
d. redden with use.
e. protrude.
A, B, C, D
Protruding eyes are not usually a visual problem, but a sign of a systemic problem such as hyperthyroidism.
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A young son was so physically fidgety that his mother was seriously embarrassed by his inability to be quiet and involved in the interview. Which of the following comments by the nurse would be the most helpful?
a. "Isn't it marvelous how much energy your son has?" b. "Is there something your son could be doing for you that would use some of that energy?" c. "Is your son always so fidgety? Have you discussed his behavior with his pediatrician?" d. "Why don't you let your son go to his room until we're finished?"
When planning care for a pregnant adolescent, what nursing action supports the developmental task of this age group?
A) Allow to weigh self at clinic visits. B) Insist that no further sexual relations occur during pregnancy. C) Suggest that schooling be delayed until the pregnancy is over. D) Encourage deciding on the total weight gain for her pregnancy.
Which of the following clients is most at risk of developing hepatitis B?
A. 24-year-old college student who has had several sexual partners B. 54-year-old woman who takes acetaminophen daily for headaches C. 33-year-old business man who travels frequently D. 72-year-old woman who has eaten raw shellfish
For which of the following patients would using an oxygen tent be recommended?
A) An elderly patient who is unable to get out of bed B) A comatose patient who has a head injury C) A child who will not leave a facemask or cannula in place D) An adult patient who has COPD