A folk healer uses massage and herbs to manage a client condition. This type of care is considered to be
A) emic.
B) etic.
C) acculturation.
D) lifeway.
A
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A competent resident in a long-term care facility refuses an ordered antidepressant medication
The nurse believes the patient needs the medication because he is clearly showing signs of depression and dissolves the medication in juice without telling the patient. This illustrates negligence by failure to a. follow the standard of care. b. assess and monitor a patient. c. communicate with a patient. d. document.
What must the nurse teach a patient who is taking a diuretic drug?
a. Avoid foods that are rich in potassium such as bananas and broccoli. b. Sit on the side of the bed for 1 to 2 minutes before getting out of bed. c. Notify the prescriber if the heart rate is less than 70 beats per minute. d. Keep a record of dietary intake for a few weeks.
A nurse at a rehabilitation center is required to administer medications to clients via
enteral and parenteral routes. Which should the nurse be aware of with reference to enteral and parenteral administration? A) Parenteral administration means medication administration through the digestive tract B) Intradermal indicates an enteral method of medication administration C) Absorption rate of oral medications given via the enteral method is rapid D) Among parenteral injections, intravenous (IV) medications are most rapidly absorbed
A client's atrial pressure is known to be increased. What effect will this ultimately have on the client's sodium levels?
A) Sodium levels will decrease. B) Sodium levels will rise. C) Sodium levels will match potassium levels. D) Sodium levels will remain unchanged.