A living will is a document that testifies that the patient does not want heroic life-saving measures
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The nurse is working on the neurologic unit at a local hospital. The nurse has four clients assigned who sustained head injuries as a result of an industrial accident
Which client would the nurse anticipate the physician sending for specialized care? A) The client with history of seizures B) The client who was in a bike accident last summer C) The client who played soccer in college D) The client whose father has Parkinson's disease
Anticipatory guidance for an infant for the 4th month should include the fact that she probably will
A) develop a fear of strangers. B) be able to turn over onto the back. C) insist on things being done her way. D) have many "blue" or moody periods.
When contemplating Erikson's developmental theory, the nurse assesses several elderly clients. Which of the following will have the least difficulty with this task?
A) A client who held his job and work status as the defining feature of his life B) A client who felt success through her children's accomplishments C) A client who maintained a balance between work and home D) A client who planned to really enjoy life once she retired
Which nursing intervention would be appropriate for the male client receiving testosterone therapy?
1. Assess for muscle wasting. 2. Assess for signs of fluid retention. 3. Assess for development of blood dyscrasias. 4. Monitor for a decrease in hematocrit.