A patient with insomnia asks for medication "to sleep." Which should the nurse explain about using this type of medication?
A. It will eliminate the problem if used consistently.
B. It will provide the best rest with minimal side effects.
C. It is the best treatment approach for the problem.
D. It does not cure the problem.
Answer: D
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A) The child reports rectal bleeding and diarrhea. B) Observation reveals an asymmetrical abdomen. C) The child experiences a broken bone without trauma. D) Palpation determines an abdominal mass.
A nurse is discussing preconception care with a group of women. She tells them that one purpose of preconception care is to:
a. Encourage healthy lifestyles. b. Make certain pregnancy complications do not occur. c. Identify women who should not become pregnant. d. Make certain that women know about prenatal care.
The type of leadership that focuses on the adaptations required of people in response to changing environments is
a. Transformational b. Transactional c. Servant d. Adaptive
The primary reason that leg exercises are ordered after surgery is to
A) prevent blood clots. B) prevent contractures. C) maintain the patient's ability to walk. D) avoid pressure ulcers.