One of the three leading causes of death for farm worker children is
a. Pesticide exposure
b. HIV
c. Firearms/explosives
d. Tuberculosis
ANS: C
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The nurse is updating the care plan of a patient who must undergo a right mastectomy for breast cancer. Which nursing diagnosis should the nurse anticipate in expectation of the body changes associated with the upcoming surgery?
a. Deficient Knowledge b. Impaired Adjustment c. Hopelessness d. Grieving
A couple has experienced three spontaneous abortions (SABs) before week 9 of gestation and one SAB at week 20. What should the nurse consider when preparing to counsel this couple?
Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. The earlier the SAB, the more likely a rare genetic defect. 2. Most SABs are related to genetic changes. 3. Later-gestation SABs are more likely than early-gestation SABs to reflect genetic disorders that are seen in live newborns. 4. If a genetic defect was present in the first SAB, it is more likely to be present in subsequent SABs. 5. Trisomies, monosomy X, and polyploidy make up the majority of genetic abnormalities associated with SAB.
What will the nurse teach the older client with hypertension who complains that "food does not taste good without salt"?
a. Salt can be used as long as blood pressure remains controlled. b. All salt should be removed from the diet to preserve kidney function. c. Table salt can be used in small amounts in conjunction with diuretics. d. Herbs and spices can be substituted to season food.
All of the following were identified as components of the nurse–patient relationship by Peplau EXCEPT
A. Professional expertise. B. Socialization skills. C. Patient need. D. Individuals (nurse & patient).