The nurse reminds the CNAs that the main chemical that damages skin of the immobilized patient is:
a. urine.
b. medications.
c. skin lotions.
d. laundry soap.
A
Urine and feces are the most common chemical irritants that cause skin breakdown.
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The nurse admits a couple to the infertility center, and the woman asks how long after ovulation conception is possible. The nurse's most accurate response is:
1. "The sperm and ova are viable for only 2-3 days." 2. "The sperm and ova are viable for only 6-8 hours." 3. "The sperm and ova are viable for only 24-36 hours." 4. "The sperm and ova are viable for only 8-10 hours."
The physician of a child with juvenile arthritis asks you to telephone the school to arrange a new activity program for her. A change you would anticipate arranging for her is to
A) be excused from all extracurricular activities. B) begin school earlier in the day than other children. C) be excused from all swimming classes. D) modify her physical program.
Which defense mechanisms should the nurse include in the parental teaching session regarding common pediatric responses to a life-threatening illness? Select all that apply
1. Regression 2. Anticipating 3. Denial 4. Repression 5. Bargaining
Nervous system drugs are prone to ________. Help educate patients about the dangers of drug overdose.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).