The community health nurse is concerned about risky adolescent behavior online. What might be an appropriate subject for a parent workshop to help address this issue?

1. How to use social media
2. How to keep children off the internet
3. Strategies that promote internet safety
4. Techniques for getting access to children's internet communications


3. Strategies that promote internet safety

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An 85-year-old patient is admitted to the hospital with the diagnosis of cerebrovascular accident and depression. The symptom that is unrelated to depression would be?

A. Crying and refusing to perform task B. Answering "I forgot" to questions C. Having positive self-esteem D. Neglecting ADLs

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The 59-year-old patient has peptic ulcer disease and is started on sucralfate (Carafate). What is an appropriate nursing diagnosis related to this medication?

A) Risk for constipation related to GI effects B) Risk for injury: bleeding C) Imbalanced nutrition related to nausea D) Deficient fluid volume

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While planning care for a client who has been hospitalized for 2 weeks, the nurse selects the nursing diagnosis of Risk for Disuse Syndrome due to the extended hospitalization

The nurse is assisting the client with a bath and wants to encourage full range of motion in all the client's joints. Which activity will best support range of motion for the client's hand and arm? A) Having the client brush the hair and teeth B) Moving the wash basin farther toward the foot of the bed to encourage the client to reach for the items C) Moving each of the client's hand and arm joints through passive range of motion D) Giving the client a washcloth to wash the face

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Which is the best response made by the nurse providing education to a patient taking ketoconazole for a fungal infection?

a. "You may take this medication with an antacid." b. "Alcohol has no effect on this medication." c. "Take this medicine 2 hours after taking an H2 blocker. d. "It is okay to skip a dose if you feel better."

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