The nurse is explaining factors that affect an individual's body alignment, mobility and daily activity level
Examples of client factors that might decrease mobility and activity include:(Select all that apply) Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Vestibular disorder
2. Spina bifida
3. Anemia
4. Overnutrition
5. Ear canal infection
1,2,3,4
Rationale: Vestibular (inner ear disorders) affect a client's equilibrium, causing impaired balance
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At times, the gerontological nurse functions in the role of consultant when working with older patients. Which activities does the nurse perform while functioning in this role? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Develops clinical pathways 2. Implements evidence-based practices 3. Develops quality assurance standards 4. Provides information about regulations 5. Provides instruction about healthy aging
Which is the primary reason for encouraging injection site rotation in an insulin dependent diabetic?
A) Avoid infection. B) Promote absorption. C) Minimize discomfort. D) Prevent muscle destruction.
A patient is scheduled for photodynamic therapy to treat wet age-related macular degeneration. Which instruction should the nurse provide?
1. Wear comfortable shoes for this procedure. 2. Wear a shirt with short sleeves for easy IV placement access. 3. Bring gloves to wear home. 4. Plan to wear regular glasses home after the procedure.
The bariatric surgeon will continue to follow the postoperative bariatric patient closely for
A) at least a year. B) six weeks. C) two years or more. D) six months.