The nurse wants to promote self-efficacy with a client. To do this, the nurse should do which of the following with teaching information?
a. Breaking the content down into small steps
b. Emphasizing the importance of learning a large amount of information
c. Explaining that others have learned this information
d. Telling the client this information will improve his well-being
ANS: A
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1. L-lochia 2. E-emotional 3. H-Homan's/hemorrhoids 4. B-breast 5. E-episiotomy/lacerations 6. U-uterus 7. B-bowel 8. B-bladder
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a. Ask the client to demonstrate the use of the blood pressure device b. Explain the importance of frequent calibration of the device c. Give the client a chart to record his blood pressure readings d. Provide written instructions of the information taught
The nurse is performing an abdominal assessment on a client. The nurse understands that which endocrine gland is located in the abdomen?
A) Pituitary B) Pancreas C) Liver D) Kidneys
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a. a slow, progressive schedule of daily activities. b. complete rest during periods of exacerbation. c. performance of activities in the early morning. d. the use of assistive devices for dressing.