A nurse caring for a client who is recuperating from a serious injury observes that the client has poor healing. What instruction should the nurse offer to strengthen the client's ability to heal?
A) Consume foods rich in proteins.
B) Consume foods rich in vitamins.
C) Increase consumption of oils.
D) Consume foods rich in carbohydrates.
A
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A client with osteoporosis is going home, where the client lives alone. What action by the nurse is best?
a. Arrange a home safety evaluation. b. Ensure the client has a walker at home. c. Help the client look into assisted living. d. Refer the client to Meals on Wheels.
Order: 1000 mL NS to infuse in eight hours. At what rate in mL/h will you set the pump?
1. 125 mL/h 2. 250 mL/h 3. 1600 mL/h 4. 16,000 mL/h
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Family members say, "We're falling apart. Nobody knows what to expect, who should make decisions, or what to do to keep the family together." Which interventions should the nurse use when working with this family? Select all that apply. a. Help the family set realistic expectations. b. Provide empathy, acceptance, and support. c. Empower the family by teaching problem solving. d. Negotiate role flexibility among family members. e. Focus on the family rather than on the patient in planning.