Mr. Guerra, age 47, a native of Guatemala, is admitted to the hospital with congestive heart failure to the coronary care unit. This is the fourth admission for Mr. Guerra, and the physician feels that the client's inability to adhere to his diet and medi
is the reason for his frequent admissions. A referral is made to the community health nurse upon Mr. Guerra's discharge from the hospital. You would implement a plan of care that would include
A) accommodating the client's needs by providing direct care solutions.
B) developing culturally relevant and gender-sensitive interventions.
C) teaching the family to adapt their cultural dietary plans to the client's diagnosis.
D) assessing the client's financial needs and teaching and obtaining financial assistance as needed.
B
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After teaching a group of new parents about their newborns' eyes and vision, which statement by the group indicates effective teaching?
A) "Our newborn can see at distances of about 1 to 2 feet." B) "We won't know the baby's eye color until he's at least 6 months old." C) "A baby can easily distinguish colors, but they must be bright colors." D) "A newborn can focus with both eyes at the same time shortly after birth."
_______ refers to a person's specific beliefs and behaviors associated with a religious tradition
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Always park the wheelchair with
A. the small part of the front wheel facing inward. B. the large part of the front wheel facing inward. C. the small part of the front wheel facing forward. D. the large part of the front wheel facing forward.