A resident has red, puffy eyes in the morning. During the day, the person is sleepy, has problems finding the right words, and is restless. These are signs and symptoms of:
a. Sleepwalking
b. Sleep deprivation
c. Circadian rhythm
d. Distraction
B
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The client with bipolar disorder has been on lamotrigine (Lamictal) for three years and has had a stable mood for one year and asks what the risks would be of just stopping all the lamotrigine at once
Which nursing response is the most important point? 1. Stopping this medication is usually not problematic. 2. Stopping this medication could trigger a panic attack. 3. Stopping this medication may trigger headaches. 4. Stopping this medication abruptly carries the risk of seizures.
A 26-year-old man experienced severe burns in an industrial accident and has been admitted to the burn unit of a tertiary care hospital
In the days since the accident, the care team has been pleased with the trajectory of the man's recovery, and they estimate that he will require parenteral nutrition for 2 to 3 months. Which of the following access devices is most likely appropriate for this patient's nutritional needs? A) Implanted port B) Tunneled central catheter C) Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) D) Nontunneled central catheter
Factors that affect supply include nursing education factors, work environment factors, and _____ factors
a. demographic b. geographic c. socioeconomic d. psychological
A nurse is creating a questionnaire to help students begin their cultural self-assessment. What questions should be included in the questionnaire? Select all that apply
A. What are my religious beliefs? B. What are my personal beliefs and values? C. Where did I grow up and how did that affect my values? D. Who in my life do I consider to be most influential in helping me establish my belief system? E. What does good health mean to me? What does bad health mean to me?