What are the main community development vehicles through which Indigenous communities are working together for better health?
a. Community-controlled organisations.
b. Community-controlled health services.
c. a and b.
d. None of the above.
c
Community-controlled health services and community
controlled organisations are helping to build effective part
nerships with mainstream institutions and practitioners.
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a. Allow the client to feel his or her way around. b. Let the client arrange objects on the bedside table. c. Orient the client to the room using a focal point. d. Speak loudly and slowing when talking to the client.
A patient has been prescribed antihypertensives. After assessment and analysis, the nurse has identified a nursing diagnosis of risk for ineffective health maintenance related to nonadherence to therapeutic regimen
When planning this patient's care, what desired outcome should the nurse identify? A) Patient takes medication as prescribed and reports any adverse effects. B) Patient's BP remains consistently below 140/90 mm Hg. C) Patient denies signs and symptoms of hypertensive urgency. D) Patient is able to describe modifiable risk factors for hypertension.
A client has preeclampsia. She is 36 weeks' pregnant, and comes to the high-risk screening center for a contraction stress test. The nurse should explain to the client that the contraction stress test is being done to determine:
1. What affect her hypertension has had on the fetus. 2. If the fetus will be able to tolerate labor. 3. If fetal movement increases with contractions. 4. What effect contractions will have on her blood pressure.
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What will be an ideal response?