A patient with nausea refuses to take a medication because it makes the nausea worse. What can the nurse suggest to the patient?
A. Take the medication with a heavy meal.
B. Nothing.
C. Eat a dry cracker to help with the nausea.
D. Stop taking the medication.
Answer: C
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A nurse says, "I'm the only one who truly understands this patient. Other staff members are too critical." The nurse's statement indicates:
a. boundary blurring. b. sexual harassment. c. positive regard. d. advocacy.
The nurse is caring for new parents. During her education session, the nurse instructs the parents on a newborn's sleep patterns. Which statement is accurate about a newborn's sleep patterns?
A) Newborns have shorter periods of REM sleep. B) Newborns are inactive when awake. C) Newborns will nap two times per day. D) Newborns sleep 16 to 17 hours per day.
Which are the leading causes of pediatric abdominal injuries for which the nurse should provide client teaching during scheduled health maintenance visits? Select all that apply
1. Motor vehicle crashes 2. Falls 3. Blunt trauma 4. Stabbing 5. Impalement