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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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The nurse has been teaching a client about a new diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. Which statement by the client indicates a good understanding of self-management?
a. "After bathing each day, I will inspect my feet and rub lotion between my toes and on my heels." b. "I can store 3 months' worth of insulin at room temperature as long as the bottles are not open." c. "My medical alert bracelet is important to identify me as having diabetes if I am un-conscious." d. "If I travel eastward to see my family, I should plan on using more insulin on the day I travel."
A patient tells the nurse that he has a history of back pain that is controlled with yoga and herbal supplements. The nurse realizes this information is most likely considered as a part of:
1. Cultural beliefs and practices. 2. Spiritual beliefs. 3. Western medicine. 4. Stress reduction.
A client with AIDS is suffering from a systemic fungal infection. The nurse anticipates that the drug of choice for this client will be:
1. fluconazole. 2. amphotericin B. 3. nystatin. 4. griseofulvin.
A clinical manifestation caused by damage to the lower pons includes an abnormal:
a. Flexion with or without extensor response of the lower extremities b. Extension response of the upper and lower extremities c. Extension response of the upper extremities and flexion response of the lower extremities d. Flaccid response in the upper and lower extremities