A client with lymphosarcoma experiences nausea after undergoing chemotherapy. Which of the following measures should the nurse suggest to help the client reduce the feeling of nausea?
A) Administer immunosuppressive drugs.
B) Apply ice to the skin for brief periods.
C) Offer clear liquids such as carbonated beverages, water, and ice pops.
D) Advise bed rest as much as possible.
C
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You are caring for a patient with late-stage Alzheimer's disease. The patient's wife tells you that the patient has now become completely dependent and that she feels guilty if she takes any time for herself
What outcomes would be appropriate for the nurse to develop to assist the patient's wife? A) The caregiver learns to explain to the patient why she needs time for herself. B) The caregiver distinguishes essential obligations from those that can be controlled or limited. C) The caregiver leaves the patient at home alone for short periods of time to encourage independence. D) The caregiver prioritizes her own health over that of the patient.
In order to evaluate the quality of client care in the hospital setting, the nurse manager may ask the nursing staff to:
1. Track the number of supplies used on surgical clients. 2. Document nursing time and tasks spent on direct client care. 3. Administer a client and family satisfaction survey. 4. Assess clients and report acuity to shift supervisors daily.
The part of the tongue most sensitive to sweet substances is the:
a. tip. b. left edge. c. right edge. d. back.
The tracer method is most useful in evaluating health care
a. Of individual clients b. Delivered by an individual provider c. In problems with well-defined characteristics and treatment d. Using health status indicators