Which of the following statements is true of the older adult population?
A) Old age begins at 65 years of age.
B) Most older adults live in nursing homes.
C) Older adults are not interested in sex.
D) Incontinence is not a part of aging.
D
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A) using an exercise regimen and bracing as complementary care. B) using chiropractic therapy and exercises as complementary care. C) using exercise and transcutaneous electrical stimulation as complementary care. D) using transcutaneous electrical stimulation and NSAIDs as complementary care.
The nursing director calls a meeting with one of the new unit managers. She is very concerned about a report of substance abuse on the manager's unit, and she reviews the procedures involved in dealing with chemically dependent staff
Which of the following statements would NOT be included in the discussion? "As a manager, you: a. Need to be aware of ADA issues." b. Should check with Human Resources regarding chemically dependent employees and employment practices." c. Check the nurse practice acts for the state in which the nurse resides." d. Should realize that the nurse is a professional embarrassment and should be kept out of sight of other staff."
A nurse knows teaching has been effective when the client states the following:
A) "If my sensitivity to glare decreases and my contrast sensitivity increases, I will be evaluated for cataracts." B) "I wear sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat when I am in the sun to protect my eyes and prevent the development of cataracts." C) "Having Alzheimer disease increases one's risk of developing macular degeneration." D) "If I take ototoxic medications, this will increase my risk for developing cataracts."
A nurse is preparing to document a collaborative problem for a client with pain. Which of the following would be most appropriate?
A) "Impaired physical mobility related to chronic pain" B) "Risk for powerlessness related to chronic pain" C) "Readiness for enhanced comfort level" D) "PC: peripheral nerve compression"