Safety is the least important element of the restorative program
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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When a patient recovering from a fractured tibia asks what callus formation is, the nurse tells her it is:
a. when blood vessels of the bone are compressed. b. a part of the bone healing process after a fracture when new bone is being formed over the fracture site. c. the formation of a clot over the fracture site. d. when the hematoma becomes organized and a fibrin meshwork is formed.
The health care provider prescribes 10 milliliters of medication to be administered to the child every 8 hours. The mother calls the clinic later in the day and asks how to measure 5 milliliters
The nurse would instruct the mother to administer how many teaspoons of the medication? ____ teaspoons Record the answer rounding to the nearest whole number.
A patient has been diagnosed with herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV type 2). The nurse should instruct the patient to:
1. avoid telling anyone about the condition. 2. wear close-fitting undergarments. 3. wash towels and personal items daily. 4. soak the sores with peroxide every day.
An older adult has been diagnosed with presbyopi
a. To minimize the patient's risk for falls, the nurse suggests: a. that the edges of steps be painted a con-trasting color. b. the patient wear sunglasses when driving. c. the patient wear a wide-brimmed hat when spending time outdoors. d. hanging blinds over sunny windows.