Keep your feet close together when transferring a patient.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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A nurse is caring for a patient who has had surgery for oral cancer. When addressing the patient's long-term needs, the nurse should prioritize interventions and referrals with what goal?
A) Enhancement of verbal communication B) Enhancement of immune function C) Maintenance of adequate social support D) Maintenance of fluid balance
Having a first-degree relative with Alzheimer's disease nearly doubles the risk for acquiring a familial form of dementia
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
An epatient is best described as one who:
a. seeks health information from various sources and uses the information for decision making with health providers. b. manages health decisions, uses the Internet and uses biosensors. c. collaborates with the health provider, has a chronic illness, and writes blogs. d. makes all decisions, prepares for doctor visits, and gathers data points.
A nurse is reviewing a colleague's discharge instructions for a client with Parkinson's. Which of the following will the nurse make sure are included in the instructions? (Select all that apply.)
a. Arrange for a bathroom/bedroom on the first floor. b. Instruct client NOT to wear crepe or rubber soled shoes as they may cause client to trip. c. Place throw rugs throughout the home for easier ambulation. d. Install handrails at steps, in hallways, and in the bathroom. e. Inform client that waxed floors are safe to walk on due to smoothness of surface. f. Encourage the client to use adaptive devices for independence in ADLs. g. Fluids should be mildly restricted to prevent incontinence. h. Take medications at scheduled times to maintain therapeutic dosing levels.