Diabetic complications can result in gangrene and amputations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A client's family members are concerned that telling the client about a new finding of cancer will cause extreme emotional distress. They approach the nurse and ask if this can be kept from the client. What actions by the nurse are most appropriate?
(Select all that apply.) a. Ask the family to describe their concerns more fully. b. Consult with a social worker, chaplain, or ethics committee. c. Explain the client's right to know and ask for their assistance. d. Have the unit manager take over the care of this client and family. e. Tell the family that this secret will not be kept from the client.
The nurse is working through the process to become nonjudgmental when providing care to clients. This process would include all of the following, EXCEPT:
a. expecting others to behave in certain ways because they belong to a certain group. b. recognizing when one's thoughts are biased and prejudicial. c. accepting one's own feelings. d. identifying the source of one's negative feelings.
A patient has contracted syphilis from a sexual partner and has infected his spouse. What interventions should the nurse plan for this couple?
Select all that apply. 1. Explain the need for follow-up testing in three months and six months. 2. Refer to a marriage counselor. 3. Administer intramuscular injection of penicillin G as ordered. 4. Discuss abstaining from sexual activity until cured. 5. Review handwashing techniques.
The nurse working in an adolescent prenatal clinic knows which of the following about the clients who are 15-17 years old?
1. They are more at ease with their individuality. 2. They see authority as resting with parents. 3. They are able to solve problems and make decisions. 4. They seek independence and identify with their peer group.