When teaching a client who speaks English as a second language, the nurse appropriate nursing action is
1. To have a family member translate the information
2. Find another nurse who speaks a little of the client's language
3. Contact the facilities designated translator
4. Use pictures and gestures to teach the client
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Rationale 1: Including a family member in discussions can violate HIPAA
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1. a myth. 2. an ideal. 3. the truth. 4. an attitude.
The nurse is planning care for an infant with congestive heart failure (CHF). What should the nurse include in this child's care?
A) Give larger feedings less often to conserve energy. B) Organize activities to allow for uninterrupted sleep. C) Monitor respirations during active periods. D) Force fluids appropriate for age.
The nurse provides a wellness program to a group of pregnant adolescents at risk for substance abuse. Which participant statement indicates that teaching has been effective?
A) "Drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana can harm my baby." B) "I need to take good care of myself by participating in vigorous exercise." C) "My anemia and eating mostly fast food are not important." D) "I should seek prenatal care at some point in the pregnancy."
The nurse is preparing to assess a client's level of pain. What should the nurse do during this assessment?
1. Decide the medication used for pain. 2. Obtain a TENS unit for the client. 3. Believe the client is experiencing pain. 4. Realize the client is probably addicted to narcotics.