Which type of bed would be most suitable for an obese patient?
A) Low air loss
B) Respiratory
C) Bariatric
D) Gatch
C
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You are the nurse documenting the family history of an 81-year-old female patient newly diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. What knowledge would influence your nursing considerations for genetic testing?
A) What genetic tests predict the patient's husband's risk of Alzheimer's disease B) What actions the geneticist has recommended for treating the disease C) The genetic bases of adult-onset conditions such as Alzheimer's disease D) Whether any of the patient's peers have Alzheimer's disease
A therapeutic environment in mental health terminology is called a ________________
ANS:
The two steps involved in the relaxation response are to:
a. focus on a desired image and apply the image to a desired outcome. b. focus on taking slow, deep abdominal breaths and exhale in reverse. c. focus on repetition of a word or phrase, and return to focus if distracted by thoughts. d. tense and relax the body from toes to head, then reverse the process.
A student nurse is administering medications through a nasogastric tube connected to continuous suction. How will the student do this accurately?
A) Briefly disconnect tubing from the suction to administer medications, then reconnect. B) Realize this can't be done, and document information. C) Disconnect tubing from the suction before giving drugs, and clamp tubing for 20 to 30 minutes. D) Leave the suction alone and give medications orally or rectally.