The nurse is planning to instruct a 15-year-old female with spina bifida to perform self-catheterization. Which factor is most important to consider when developing a teaching plan?
A) Sex of the individual
B) Reading level
C) Language
D) Hand dexterity
D
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The nurse has obtained supplies to change a complex abdominal dressing on a postoperative client. When the nurse arrives at the room, the client is praying with family. What action should be taken by the nurse?
A) Quietly shut the door and wait in the hall until asked to enter. B) Come to the bedside and join in with the prayer. C) Stand quietly just inside the room door until the prayer is completed. D) Politely ask the client to allow the dressing change to proceed.
A frightened young woman calls the emergency department and tearfully tells the nurse, "I've been raped! Please help me!" Before telling the client what to do, the nurse needs to know:
A) If she was injured, was in a safe place, and had transportation available B) If she knew her assailant, knew her location, and had notified the police C) If she has insurance, if she could get to the hospital by herself, and if pregnancy is a possibility D) If she had bathed, douched, or changed clothes
A nurse is teaching a patient about heart failure. Which environment will the nurse use?
a. A darkened, quiet room b. A well-lit, ventilated room c. A private room at 85° F temperature d. A group room for 10 to 12 patients with heart failure