In most cases, the person preparing a syringe for injection should also administer it
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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A toddler shows fear and begins to cry when her parent leaves her at day care. According to Havighurst, which developmental task should the nurse recognize this child is exhibiting?
1. Building wholesome attitudes toward oneself 2. Learning to get along with age-mates 3. Learning to relate emotionally 4. Achieving personal independence
An elderly client was well until 12 hours ago, when she reported to her family that during the evening she saw strange faces peering in her windows and in the middle of the night awakened to see a man standing at the foot of her bed
She admits to being very frightened. She is presently pacing and somewhat agitated in the ex-amining room. The client's family reports that the client has recently been to the doctor, who made some medication changes, although they are unsure what the changes were. Which nursing intervention should the nurse implement at the time of this client's admission? 1. Interact with the client on an adult to child level. 2. Place the client in a safe, nonstimulating environment. 3. Ask client why she thinks someone would be trying to frighten her. 4. Explain to the family that the client will be restrained for her own good.
The nurse suspects a patient has a hearing deficit. What behavior did the patient demonstrate that indicates a hearing loss?
a. Patient cups the ear during interview. b. Patient answers questions appropriately. c. Patient complains of people talking loudly. d. Patient leans away from the nurse during interview.
Numbers __________________ listed below indicate the data the nurse collects when first meeting the client for a head-to-toe assessment. (Your answer should appear as numbers separated by commas and spaces [e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4].)
1. Gait 2. Muscle strength 3. Heart sounds 4. Hearing and speech abilities 5. Mood or affect 6. Position of the trachea