After eating two bites of a sandwich, a client with anorexia nervosa states, "I feel too full.". The nurse recognizes this as:
A) Perfectionistic behavior.
B) Alexithymia.
C) Refusal to eat.
D) Purging behavior.
B
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A nurse is discussing the demanding and dependent behavior of an older, depressed female client with the treatment team. Which of the following comments indicates ageism?
1. "She is demanding and dependent because she is lonely and not receiving enough attention from staff members." 2. "She is feeling depressed and could benefit from counseling or an antidepressant." 3. "She should be encouraged to attend more activities and do as much as possible by herself." 4. "She should be encouraged to spend more time with people her own age instead of trying to look or act younger."
A client, who is recovering from bariatric surgery, is returning from the postanesthesia care unit. Which nursing assessment is of greatest concern in the immediate postoperative period for this client?
A) Impaired Gas Exchange B) Self-Care Deficit C) Impaired Mobility D) Diarrhea
The nurse explains to the client that the primary reason a back rub is used as therapy to relieve pain is because the massage:
a) Blocks pain impulses from the spinal cord to the brain. b) Stimulates the release of endorphins. c) Distracts the client's focus on the source of the pain. d) Blocks pain impulses from the brain to the spinal cord.
The nurse is concerned that the client's abdominal wound is at risk for dehiscence. Which of the following interventions is the best one to prevent this complication?
a. Administering antibiotics to prevent infection b. Using appropriate sterile technique when changing the dressing c. Keeping sterile towels and extra dressing supplies near the client's bed d. Placing a pillow over the incision site when the client is deep breathing or coughing