Which step should the nurse include when preparing for a postpartal home visit to establish a caring relationship?
A. Ask family members how they want to be addressed.
B. Do a portion of what you say that you will do for the family, to avoid overwhelming them.
C. Speak directly to the father when asking questions.
D. Present information to the family instead of asking questions.
A
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The nurse is discussing diet planning with a client who takes insulin as treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus. What should the nurse encourage this client to do?
a. Adjust carbohydrates for snacks, but only eat them if hungry between meals. b. Eat a larger snack if hunger occurs in the middle of the day and skip the next meal c. Subtract several servings of carbohydrates from the daily meals and use them for snacks. d. Add several servings of carbohydrates as snacks throughout the day without adjustments to meals.
A child has been found to have a deficiency in 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A (HMG-CoA) reductase. Which condition is this child at risk for?
a. Increased uric acid b. Hypercholesterolemia c. Increased phenylketones d. Altered oxygen transport
What effect does the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) have on nurses in the workplace?
a. A newly injured employee is not allowed back to work until completely recovered. b. A newly injured employee's responsibilities are changed to accommodate the disability. c. Wheelchair access is provided to all buildings d. Special accommodations are made for non–English-speaking employees.
A female client who underwent a mammogram earlier in the day is asked to have a breast ultrasound, and then informed that she demonstrates signs of breast malignancy. The nurse knows that the client is at risk for experiencing sensory:
A) adaptation. B) deprivation. C) stimulation. D) overload.