Obesity is a condition of being overweight by 15 to 25 percent of the ideal body weight.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The nurse is aware that which of the following factors influence hygiene practices? (Select all that apply.)
a. body image d. cultural practices b. health status e. personal preferences c. knowledge f. risk for injury
When caring for a client with left-sided hemianopia, the nurse should:
1. keep the client positioned on the back or left side only. 2. place the food tray on the client's left side. 3. place the client's personal belongings on the client's right side. 4. check the left side of the mouth for food pocketing.
Which manifestation is the nurse likely to assess in the patient with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI)?
A) Sacral edema B) Thinning of the skin on the calves C) Leg pain that worsens with elevation D) Pain in the legs that worsens with standing
The 17-month-old toddler, diagnosed with terminal cancer, is experiencing constant pain. Which prescription does the nurse anticipate from the healthcare provider for this toddler?
1. Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) with the parents controlling the button that administers the dosage 2. Intravenously administered opioids on a scheduled basis 3. Intravenously administered opioids on a prn basis 4. Orally administered opioids on a prn basis