At the completion of a teaching session, the nurse must evaluate the effectiveness. In a situation where the client was learning a bandaging technique, the most effective evaluation is which of the following?
A)
When the nurse is satisfied that the client can complete the technique
B)
A return demonstration by the client
C)
If the wound heals
D)
Shared by the nurse and client
D
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Which of the following changes takes place as a person ages?
A. The efficiency with which the liver metabolizes drugs increases. B. The frequency and nature of adverse reactions to drugs decreases. C. The size of several body organs decreases. D. The amount of blood pumped by the heart per minute increases.
A client admitted on an involuntary basis is being treated for an acute exacerbation of paranoid schizophrenia. He refuses his morning dose of fluphenazine (Prolixin). The most appropriate ini-tial nursing response would be:
1. "If you do not take your medication, you will be placed in seclusion." 2. "Involuntarily committed clients cannot refuse medications." 3. "Let's discuss why you do not want to take your medication." 4. "If you do not take your medication, I must give you an injection."
A patient involved in a car accident is brought to the emergency department. The nurse is asked to use the Glasgow Coma Scale. The patient opens eyes when spoken to and points to the location of pain but is confused in conversation
What would this patient's Glasgow Coma Scale score be? a. 8 b. 10 c. 12 d. 14