A female resident is ready for a male doctor to do the exam. You are a female. What should you do?
a. Leave the room.
b. Stay in the room.
c. Open the door.
d. Remove the drape.
B
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A nurse has taught an adult patient about the fact that guaifenesin is not necessarily an effective way of liquefying secretions. To help liquefy the patient's secretions, the nurse should encourage which of the following measures?
A) Reducing salt intake B) Deep breathing and exercises C) Gargling with normal saline D) Increasing fluid intake
A nurse obtains the health history of a client with a suspected diagnosis of bladder cancer. Which question should the nurse ask when determining this client's risk factors?
a. "Do you smoke cigarettes?" b. "Do you use any alcohol?" c. "Do you use recreational drugs?" d. "Do you take any prescription drugs?"
The 75-year-old patient asks the nurse if the Pneumovax immunization he took when he was 65 is still protecting him. The nurse's most helpful reply is:
a. "Yes. Pneumovax protects you for your lifetime." b. "No. The immunity afforded you by Pneumovax lasts only 2 years." c. "Yes, but it loses strength and may not protect you from all 23 pneumococcal or-ganisms anymore." d. "No. A second dose is needed 6 years af-ter the first for full immunity."
The fact that an individual smokes would be classified as which type of determinant of health?
A. Social and economic environment B. Physical environment C. Medical care D. Health-related behavior