The nurse is reviewing safety concerns throughout the lifespan. List the following in order of appropriate age, from youngest to oldest: Standard Text: Click and drag the options below to move them up or down. Choice
1. Encourage counseling for issues with addiction coping.
Choice 2. Teach about stranger danger.
Choice 3. Reinforce the importance of safety restraints in the vehicle.
Choice 4. Make certain walkways and stairways are well lighted and uncluttered.
Choice 5. Teach safety rules for recreational and sports activities.
4,1,3,5,2
Rationale 1: Young adults need encouragement to seek counseling for issues with addiction and coping issues.
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1. Spouse drops membership in a civic organization. 2. Spouse begins attending caregiver support group in the community. 3. Spouse changes from full-time to part-time employment to provide more care at home. 4. Family's oldest son and daughter move and get an apartment several miles from home.
The nurse is preparing to assess a patient's gastrointestinal system. What should the nurse say to gain the most information about this patient's elimination pattern?
1. "Are you having any bowel problems?" 2. "Have you had any recent difficulties with your stools?" 3. "Tell me about your usual bowel habits." 4. "Are your bowel movements normal?"