When conducting a behavioral assessment of a client with a sexual disorder, it is important for the nurse to assess:
A) The client's guilt.
B) The client's fear of failure.
C) The nurse's assigned gender.
D) The nurse's personal assumptions about the client.
D
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During an interview process as a staff nurse for a geriatric patient care area, the nurse is asked about her philosophy of spirituality. Why is this important when caring for older patients?
A) Spirituality becomes more unconditional as people age B) Spirituality often becomes more important to people as they age C) An individual's spirituality remains stable from youth through old age D) As people age, their spirituality becomes more quantitative than qualitative
A client is completely dilated and ready to push. What is the correct nursing intervention to help the client push effectively?
a. Encourage the client to bear down slowly since it may result in tears. b. Instruct the client to take two breaths, hold, and bear down between contractions. c. Instruct the client to take two breaths, hold, and bear down with contractions. d. Turn the client to her side and have her bear down between contractions.
A resident has the following items on her meal tray. Which is counted as fluid intake?
a. Butter b. Gravy c. Soup d. Applesauce
The nurse is completing an admission history on a new home health patient. The patient has been experiencing seizures as the result of a recent brain injury. Which interventions should the nurse utilize for this patient and family? (Select all that apply
a. Demonstrate how to restrain the patient in the event of a seizure. b. Instruct the family to move the patient to a bed during a seizure. c. Teach the family how to insert a tongue depressor during the seizure. d. Discuss with the family steps to take if the seizure does not discontinue. e. Instruct the family to reorient and reassure the patient after consciousness is regained.