What is measured during incentive spirometry?
a. The amount of oxygen in the blood
b. The amount of oxygen in hemoglobin
c. The amount of air inhaled
d. The amount of air exhaled
C
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You are working with a client from another culture who states that the current illness is likely punishment for past sins. The nurse's best response to the client would be:
1. "You seem like such a nice person, what sins could cause you to deserve this?" 2. "I think you are being very hard on yourself, don't you agree?" 3. "It sounds as though you are troubled by something you did in the past." 4. "You have an infection that is caused by a virus that you came in contact with, not by sins."
After administering an antipsychotic to a client, the nurse would immediately report which of the following?
A) Orthostatic hypotension B) Dry mouth C) Rigidity D) Drowsiness
A nurse who periodically asks himself "What makes me happy?" is engaging in which of the following processes?
1. Self-discovery that is helpful to building caring relationships 2. Egocentrism that threatens development of caring relationships 3. Self-indulgence important to developing resilience in nursing practice 4. Superficial assessment of his life
During the health history, a patient tells the nurse that she is in an abusive relationship and is fearful of getting hurt if her husband finds out that she told the nurse
Which of the following responses by the nurse is most appropriate for this patient? 1. "Are you saying that you are in danger?" 2. "Don't worry. They only strike back when they are angry.". 3. "I would get an attorney if I were you.". 4. "Remember, what goes around comes around.".