The nurse differentiates a type of topical medication that is an oil-based emulsion to be used on dry skin as a(n) _________________
ANS:
ointment
Ointments are oil-based emulsions that are used on dry skin.
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A nurse working in the critical care unit would assess the client's complexity by asking questions related to
a. ability of the client and family to make sound decisions. b. effect of family, stress, and environmental factors on the client. c. interplay of multiple medical problems on the current condition. d. the client's ability to use compensatory coping mechanisms.
ANS: b
a. It is based on self-determination and independence. c. It leads to the conclusion that each person has the right to determine his or her personal health care. b. It provides each person the option to make personal decisions and act on those decisions. d. It hinders the individual from making a health care decision if the nursing staff does not agree.
The paramedic can avoid technical errors in medication administration by:
A) using a current, reliable medication reference source before administering the medication. B) having a partner confirm the volume in a syringe or a weight-based medication calculation. C) contacting medical control and confirming that the proposed dose is appropriate for the patient. D) evaluating a patient for medication allergies or hypersensitivity before administering the medication.
A client has rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and the visiting nurse is conducting a home assessment. What options can the nurse suggest for the client to maintain independence in activities of daily living (ADLs)? (Select all that apply.)
a. Grab bars to reach high items b. Long-handled bath scrub brush c. Soft rocker-recliner chair d. Toothbrush with built-up handle e. Wheelchair cushion for comfort