Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are illnesses frequently discussed with older adults
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
Caregivers must become more comfortable discussing all STDs with older adults. These illnesses were not part of the health education of older adults in their youth.
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What is included in Anderson and McFarlane's Community as Partner Assessment Model?
A) Transcultural assessment of community allies B) Social assessment of community leaders as individuals C) Systemic evaluation to identify the effects of interventions D) Community evaluation to identify interventions in communities
A nurse is conducting an interview for a health history. In addition to asking the client about medications being taken, what else should be asked to assess the risk for drug interactions?
A) The effects of prescribed medications B) Type and amount of foods eaten C) Daily amount of intake and output D) Use of herbal supplements
According to Peplau, which nursing action demonstrates the nurse's role as a resource person?
A. The nurse balances a safe therapeutic environment to increase the client's sense of belonging. B. The nurse holds a group meeting with the clients on the unit to discuss common feelings about mental illness. C. The nurse monitors the administration of medications and watches for signs of "cheeking." D. The nurse explains, in language the client can understand, information related to the client's health care.
A patient with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) has a diagnosis of Barrett's esophagus with minor cell changes. Which of the following principles should be integrated into the patient's subsequent care?
A) The patient will require an upper endoscopy every 6 months to detect malignant changes. B) Liver enzymes must be checked regularly, as H2 receptor antagonists may cause hepatic damage. C) Small amounts of blood are likely to be present in the stools and are not cause for concern. D) Antacids may be discontinued when symptoms of heartburn subside.