During implementation, nursing interventions are executed, and the client's response is observed and documented
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The nurse is working with a 15-year-old girl and her parents on a treatment plan for her diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The nurse should be sure to:
a. Encourage the parents to seek teachers for their daughter who are going to be lenient with assignment schedules because of her diagnosis. b. Remind the parents to determine ahead of time consequences/punishment that they will give their daughter when she is not listening to them and/or teachers. c. Teach the parents how to structure and enforce limits on their daughter's behavior that are appropriate to her condition. d. Inform the client and her parents that medications typically used for ADHD are very safe and have few side effects.
A mother is concerned about her infant's spitting up. Which suggestion would be most appropriate?
A) "Put the infant in an infant seat after eating." B) "Limit burping to once during a feeding." C) "Feed the same amount but space out the feedings." D) "Keep the baby sitting up for about 30 minutes afterwards."
One of the most effective methods for preventing venous stasis is to:
a. wear elastic stockings in the afternoon. b. sleep with the foot of the bed elevated. c. rest often with the feet elevated. d. sit with the legs crossed.
A client was recently admitted to an inpatient unit after a suicide attempt. The client is placed on a tricyclic antidepressant. In terms of medication, which action should be taken to maintain the client's safety when the client is discharged?
A) Provide a 6-month supply to ensure long-term compliance. B) Provide a 1-week supply of medication with refills authorized only after the client visits his health-care provider. C) Encourage the client to increase fluid intake to counteract the common side effect of diarrhea. D) Educate the client not to eat foods that contain tyramine.