A young woman is close to completing her prescribed course of metronidazole for the treatment of trichomoniasis. The nurse who is contributing to this woman's care should know that she is being treated for a health problem that is caused by:
A) A fungus
B) Bacteria
C) A virus
D) Protozoa
D
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The nurse is interviewing the client. The nurse says to the client, "It sounds like you don't like your new job because it's more stressful than you anticipated." Which communication technique is the nurse using in this interaction with the client?
1. Listening. 2. Attending. 3. Questioning. 4. Paraphrasing.
Because many illnesses are now controlled rather than cured, the number of people with chronic, debilitating illnesses has increased. What do home care nurses prevent by providing?
a. Deaths b. Increased morbidity c. Increased hospitalization d. Acute episodes
During a lecture about medication therapy for type 2 diabetic patients, the pharmacology instructor discusses side effects to monitor following subcutaneous injection of exenatide (Byetta), a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonist
Of the following list, which signs and symptoms should the students be assessing in this patient? Select all that apply. A) Nausea B) Weight loss C) Dizziness D) Tachycardia E) Dehydration
Which of the following are behavioral components of assertive communication?
A. Listening B. "You" statements C. Closed posture D. Continuous direct eye contact