Which drug classification is indicated in treating attention-deficit disorder (ADD) and narcolepsy?
A. parasympathomimetics
B. CNS stimulants
C. adrenergic blocking agents
D. CNS depressants
Answer: B
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The nurse would recommend that a young woman planning to become pregnant use which supplement to prevent neural tube defects?
A) Calcium B) Folic acid C) Vitamin C D) Iron
The nurse chooses to use a health contract/calendar as a behavior-changing tool for an older adult client who wants to lose weight. Which of the following principles should the nurse keep in mind when choosing this tool?
a. it relies on the self-management capability of a client, after initial assistance is provided by a clinician or health educator b. it relies on the ability and skill of the educator c. it has been shown to be less effective with females who are older and widowed d. it cannot be used in older adults with less than a high school education
While providing a complete bed bath to a client, the nurse discovers abrasions along the client's back and upper buttock area. What should the nurse do to help this client?
1. Apply antiseptic spray to the abrasions. 2. Do not wash the client with soap. 3. Find assistance to help with the remainder of the bath. 4. Apply alcohol-free lotion to the abrasions.
The steps in the nursing process lead to specific results. The characteristics of the nursing process are critical to its effectiveness. Based on this information, which description best demonstrates a systematic approach to nursing care?
A) The nurse follows specific, orderly, and logical steps based on the client's most important and often most vital needs. B) The nurse focuses on meeting individualized client needs, rather than on performing specific skills. C) Goals, objectives, or expected outcomes are established as an early part of the nursing process. D) Existing nursing process must be redesigned spontaneously to fit the most current and highest priority needs.