The nurse is talking with a client, encouraging the client to talk about his feelings. The nurse is engaging the client in:
a. catharsis. c. change.
b. eustress. d. cognitive reframing.
ANS: A
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A) Suggest family and friends phone frequently. B) Place in a semiprivate room. C) Provide stimulation with television and visitors. D) Limit phone calls and visitors.
Extrapyramidal rigidity is characterized by
a. sustained contraction of extensor muscles with extension of legs, arched neck, and clenched teeth. b. sustained contraction of flexor muscles, with hyperflexion of the arms and legs. c. sustained spasticity and rhythmic oscillation of involuntary muscle contraction. d. resistance to passive movement of flexor and extensor muscles in all directions.
The nurse discovers a vascular lesion on a patient's chest. What should the nurse check to help determine if the lesion is petechiae or telangiectasia?
1. Is the lesion scaly? 2. Is the lesion raised? 3. Does the lesion blanch? 4. Is the lesion painful?
A client has recovered from prostate surgery and is ready for discharge. Which of the following points would the nurse want to teach the client and family prior to discharge?
1. The client should not drive for 4 weeks after surgery. 2. The client should avoid heavy lifting for 3 weeks after surgery. 3. The client should avoid straining with bowel movements. 4. The client should call the doctor immediately for any pain.