Problem that arose is related to the prescribed treatment
Answer: iatrogenic
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The nurse is caring for a 65 year old Black female patient with newly diagnosed diabetes who already has numerous complications. The following questions (13 – 16) pertain to this situation
From the information provided, which of the following is least likely true about this patient's situation and diabetes? a. she is typical for age, gender, and ethnic background b. early diagnosis may have been difficult c. she will exhibit increased urine output, excessive thirst, and hunger d. she is likely to also have hypertension
Which observation indicates to you that your client with COPD is effectively using interventions for airway clearance?
A. The client's cough is nonproductive. B. The oxygen saturation is consistently above 88%. C. The client consistently uses "pursed-lip" breathing. D. The serum albumin level is within the normal range.
The role of the nurse in the community nursing center is to
a. promote comfort and pain relief measures b. serve as a case manager c. perform assessments and provide emergency care d. treat patients' responses to health problems and promote health and wellness