A client is admitted to a hospital for diabetes. A medical team of doctors and nurses is assigned by the hospital to treat him. The client expects to receive efficient care from the assigned nurse
What kind of services can the client expect from the nurses in this regard? A) Get help from one of the nurses in making a will
B) Have knowledge about the medication to be administered
C) Get special care from the nurses compared to other clients
D) Get legal advice pertaining to an Advanced Directive from the nurses
B
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A) Teaching social problem-solving skills B) Helping women develop assertiveness skills C) Providing parenting classes D) Helping to reestablish a sense of safety
Third spacing occurs when fluid moves out of the intravascular space but not into the intracellular space. Based upon this fluid shift, the nurse will expect the patient to demonstrate:
A) Hypertension B) Bradycardia C) Hypervolemia D) Hypovolemia
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The nurse has provided medication instruction for a patient who will be discharged on warfarin therapy
The nurse evaluates the patient has understood dietary restrictions when the patient lists which foods to avoid? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Green tea 2. Soybeans 3. Caffeinated beverages 4. Avocado 5. Cauliflower