A client is going to be receiving hospice care. The emphasis in this type of care is on:
a. curative actions.
b. life-sustaining efforts.
c. palliative care.
d. research.
ANS: C
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What type of nursing diagnosis is identified with this client? A) Risk nursing diagnosis B) Syndrome diagnosis C) Health promotion nursing diagnosis D) Actual nursing diagnosis
Which postoperative sign should a nurse report immediately when caring for a patient with an endarterectomy with a synthetic graft?
a. Headache b. Fever c. Edema d. Pain
Intermittent IV medications can never be infused without a continuous IV (primary line)
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A patient comes to urgent care with a swollen, painful ankle. While the patient is waiting to be seen by the physician, a nurse could appropriately
1. Apply a cold pack to the ankle to reduce pain and edema. 2. Apply a hot pack to the ankle to improve mobility and promote healing. 3. Confirm that there are standing orders to apply ice to recent, localized joint injuries. 4. Confirm that there are standing orders to apply heat to recent, localized injuries involving edema.