A client who is a short-distance sprinter asks about anaerobic and aerobic exercise. Which response should the nurse make to this client?
a. "A good diet is hard work."
b. "The nutrients I need come from foods."
c. "There are some insignificant nutrients that I don't really need."
d. "If I don't take a multi-vitamin supplement, I will be unable to meet all nutrition needs."
b. "The nutrients I need come from foods."
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A nurse is caring for a patient who is in skeletal traction. To prevent the complication of skin breakdown in a patient with skeletal traction, what action should be included in the plan of care?
A) Apply occlusive dressings to the pin sites. B) Encourage the patient to push up with the elbows when repositioning. C) Encourage the patient to perform isometric exercises once a shift. D) Assess the pin insertion site every 8 hours.
What are characteristics of successful leadership? (Select all that apply.)
1. Empowerment 2. Self-understanding 3. Intuition 4. Values incongruence 5. Emphasis on control
Documentation in a patient's chart shows, "Throughout a 5-minute interaction, patient fidgeted and tapped left foot, periodically covered face with hands, and looked under chair while stating, ‘I enjoy spending time with you.'"
Which analysis is most accurate? a. The patient is giving positive feedback about the nurse's communication techniques. b. The nurse is viewing the patient's behavior through a cultural filter. c. The patient's verbal and nonverbal messages are incongruent. d. The patient is demonstrating psychotic behaviors.
When assisting a confused, agitated resident with activities of daily living (ADLs), you should
A. give the resident three or four choices. B. say as little as possible. C. give lengthy, complete instructions. D. avoid making too many demands.