Parents ask the nurse for suggestions in selecting a preschool for their 4-year-old. The nurse recommends:
a. A school that requires quiet play and study
b. A school that provides room to run and shout
c. A school that does not encourage emotional expression
d. A school that has rigid rules about play
B
Children need room to run and shout. At the age of 4, they are not ready to sit quietly and study all day. Children need freedom of expression and freedom to choose how to play, as long as they are safe.
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a. Limit fluid intake to 1 liter per day. b. Empty both breasts with each feeding. c. Take warm showers. d. Wear a supportive bra. e. Pump breasts to ensure emptying.
The nurse on a team maintaining an organ donor before organ harvest makes the following assessment findings. Which finding must be addressed first?
a. Blood pressure of mm Hg b. Pulse of 120 beats/min c. Respirations of 16/min d. Urine output of 60 ml/hr
A patient is being weaned from parenteral nutrition. Which intervention would support the weaning process?
1. Discontinue parenteral nutrition and begin enteral nutrition. 2. Reduce the rate according to protocol. 3. Discontinue the nutrition and provide regular meals. 4. Discontinue parenteral nutrition and begin peripheral nutrition with dextrose 20%.
A 90-year-old client with carcinoma of the prostate complains of severe, excruciating pain in his lower limbs and hips. The attending physician has prescribed heavy doses of narcotics to relieve the pain
Which must the nurse keep in mind when caring for the client? A) Client may have an increased concern of drug abuse and dependency. B) The client's pain may suddenly increase, indicating impending death. C) Client may be allowed to self-administer narcotics, if he is capable of doing so. D) Alternative therapies, such as homeopathy and herbal remedies, are avoided.