A client complains of excessive tearing of the eyes. Which assessment would the nurse do next?
A) Inspect the palpebral conjunctiva
B) Assess the nasolacrimal sac
C) Perform the eye positions test
D) Test pupillary reaction to light
B
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MC One major difference between a colostomy and ileostomy is
A. An ileostomy is the result of long-standing history of diverticulitis. B. A colostomy produces a semiliquid effluent. C. Clients with an ileostomy require a greater fluid intake. D. A colostomy client never has an irrigation performed.
A patient with poorly controlled diabetes mellitus is to be started on enteral tube feeding. What type of formula would be most appropriate?
a. Whole proteins and glucose polymers c. Low sodium b. Concentrated in calories d. High fat, low carbohydrate
Ng
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In what ways can a nurse help a demented person maintain orientation? (Select all that apply.)
a. Consistently calling the patient by name, usually the first name b. Referring the patient to a calendar to note special events c. Reminding the patient about the time of day by pointing to the clock d. Calmly taking the patient to an appointment without explanation e. Reminding the patient of her or his whereabouts frequently