A community health nurse is providing information handouts that describe the need for annual gynecologic exams to local health clinics that provide care for individuals with disabilities. The nurse is fulfilling which role?
A) Advocate
B) Coordinator
C) Researcher
D) Educator
Ans: D
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A client has a new prescription for an antihistamine for severe allergies. The client's health assessment indicates that the client has "a couple of drinks" at lunch and after work each day. What action should the nurse take?
a. Suggest the client attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. b. Suggest that the client eat larger portions of food at mealtimes. c. Tell the client's spouse to monitor the client's response. d. Tell the client an adverse reaction to the new drug may occur if alcohol is not eliminated.
A 70-year-old woman is beginning to notice mild memory impairment. She fears she is developing Alzheimer's disease and asks her granddaughter, a nurse, if this is the case
What factors would the nurse and her grandmother use to distinguish normal age-related memory impairment from a developing dementia? a. Only dementias interfere with the ability to solve new problems. b. Difficulty finding words occurs in dementia but not normal aging. c. Normal changes of aging do not interfere with day-to-day functioning. d. Dementia progresses much more rapidly than the changes of normal aging.
The nurse is evaluating care provided to an older adult client with a history of cholecystitis 5 months ago. Which statement indicates the client met a goal in the plan of care?
A) "I have increased my intake of fat." B) "I have been eating out often." C) "I have been walking 1 mile every day." D) "I have been able to gain 5 pounds on the new diet."
CNS depression, decreased respiratory rate, constricted pupils, tachycardia, and areflexia are symptoms of overdose with which drugs?
a. Barbiturates b. Serotonin (5HT) receptor agonists c. Dopaminergic agents d. Anticholinergic drugs