The nurse is caring for several hospitalized clients with anorexia nervosa. The nurse would be especially alert for which of the following if noted in the clients' histories?
A) Paranoia
B) Primary insomnia
C) Depression
D) Aggression
C
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A) "We will give her the drugs before she eats a meal or snack." B) "We can open the capsule and sprinkle it on applesauce if necessary." C) "Her dose will remain the same regardless of how much or what she eats." D) "If she takes the enzymes, we won't have to give her vitamin supplements."
The nurse is giving the client preoperative instructions regarding pneumatic compression boots. The nurse explains how these devices work. Which of the following is the best explanation?
1. These devices intermittently inflate to compress the muscles in the legs, which mimics muscle contraction. 2. These devices help to keep the legs warm to increase circulation. 3. These devices are used routinely to remind clients to be active. 4. These devices are only used on obese clients.
Disposable gowns and drapes used for a physical exam are made out of plastic
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The nurse is considering the importance of safety when providing patient care. At which times should the nurse be particularly alert for safety hazards? (Select all that apply.)
a. When providing patient medications b. When identifying a patient for a treatment c. When washing hands after providing care d. When stocking the supply room with linens e. When raising the side rails on a patient's bed