When caring for a diabetic patient, it is important to pay special attention to the condition of the patient's
A) feet.
B) hands.
C) neck.
D) chest.
A
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The perinatal clinic nurse is going to teach a woman from a culture unfamiliar to the nurse about child-rearing practices. What action by the nurse is best before planning the education?
a. Ensure the availability of written material to give the woman b. Assess what practices are important to her cultural group c. Determine if the woman is the primary family decision maker d. Refer the woman to a prenatal educational class
Nurses teaching clients about their health prevention or disease process or giving instructions on a procedure is:
1. A way to establish the client's dependence on the nurse. 2. An important independent nursing function. 3. An activity nurses learn on the job. 4. A dependent function of nursing that needs a health care provider's order to implement.
It has been said that leaders are made and not born. This idea supports the fact that nurses have the potential to:
A. Practice in any clinical setting they choose B. Gain much needed anger management skills C. Lead and make a difference in their unit or organization D. Become an effective nurse manager