A nurse is working with clients in an assisted living facility. In the past month, there have been several deaths—some partners of the residents, and some single members of the facility
In helping the remaining residents deal with these deaths, the nurse understands that adjustment might be easier for which of the following residents who just lost her partner? Select all that apply. A)
A resident who was not inclined to participate in any activities offered at the facility
B)
A resident who had a wide circle of friends, besides her spouse
C)
A resident who started to become more dependent on the nursing staff at the facility
D)
A resident who spent most of her days attending to her partner, who is now deceased
B
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A) 50 mcg B) 100 mcg C) 150 mcg D) 200 mcg
To plan effective interventions the nurse should understand that the underlying reason a client with
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a. The brain turning off confusing visual images b. Structural eye damage c. Clouding of the retina d. Ocular occlusion
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a. Give the person time to complete the task. b. Ask if you can help the person. c. Report the problem to the nurse. d. Time the person. Encourage the person to beat that time.