MC Medicare requires that a nurse make a home visit for the purpose of supervision at least every _____ days
A. 3
B. 7
C. 10
D. 14
D
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The major goal of medical nutrition therapy for clients with diabetes mellitus is to:
a. reduce serum lipid levels b. improve health through optimal nutrition c. maintain as near-normal a blood glucose level as possible d. wean insulin-dependent clients with diabetes from insulin through diet control
The nurse is reinforcing teaching provided to an older adult about methods of reducing risks of disease. What should the nurse advise the client to do? (Select all that apply.)
1. Plan to prevent hypothermia. 2. Drink plenty of water to prevent hypothermia. 3. Get plenty of rest to prevent hypothermia. 4. Stay out of the sun during the day in high temperatures. 5. Increase the intake of protein.
Which of the following exemplifies actions based on deontological ethical theory?
a. Nurses go on strike at a local hospital because of unsafe staffing practices. b. A nurse assists with a therapeutic abortion despite her beliefs as a Catholic. c. Hospital funds are diverted from redecorating the doctors' lounge to funding a clinic for the medically underserved. d. A group of doctors provide care for obstetric clients who have no insurance or ability to pay.
In healthy families, members can use communication to help meet the individual needs of all members. In addition, communication can provide support to others. Which of the following are traits and tendencies common to health functioning families?
a. passive listening e. openness b. honest, forthright communication f. respect for elders only c. flexibility g. sense of fairness d. active listening h. sense of trust