The nurse's major contribution to the care of a patient with Cushing syndrome is that of __________ and __________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
education; support
support, education
Patients with Cushing syndrome have a frustrating time dealing with their own lability and fati-gue. They need support and education and referral for assistance.
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Which of the following nurses exhibits cultural sensitivity?
1. The nurse who learns a second language and attends cultural events to increase his or her awareness. 2. The nurse who feels comfortable allowing the Muslim client to pray only once during the day. 3. The nurse who develops a knitting group for clients. 4. The nurse who develops a teaching group titled "Antioxidants for Life."
The client with peripheral vascular disease (PVD) is about to be discharged home. The nurse should instruct the client and family to:
1. Inspect his legs daily for signs of redness or irritated skin. 2. Keep his legs crossed when sitting. 3. Keep his legs flat when in bed. 4. Limit ambulation.
A patient mentions, "No one else I know is mentally ill.". What reply would help the patient understand the extent of mental illness?
a. "You are not unique; many people experience mental illness.". b. "Let's concern ourselves with you and getting you well again.". c. "Being among people who understand your problem and want to help is what is important.". d. "You are truly not alone; almost 50% of adults experience some kind of mental illness.
Ally, a health care professional, is discussing the use of the botulinumtoxin for cosmetic purposes with her friend, Jennifer. When Jennifer asks Ally for her advice on undergoing Botox therapy, which of the following points will Ally most likely state?
A. People who are hypersensitive to human albumin should not undergo Botox therapy. B. Using botulinum toxin is very safe and has no adverse side effects. C. People with respiratory problems cannot undergo Botox therapy. D. The botulinum toxin does not spread to other areas of the body from the site of injection.