A morphine-like medication that produces pain relief; refers to natural, semisynthetic, and synthetic medications that relieve pain
A. opioid
B. adjuvant medications
C. antidepressants
D. neuromuscular blocking agents
Ans: A. opioid
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The nurse is caring for an older patient recently diagnosed with diabetes. The patient asks the nurse what she can do to keep from "becoming a burden on my children." Which of the following responses by the nurse would be most appropriate?
A) "We will all need some help as we get older." B) "I'm sure your children won't mind helping you if you need help." C) "If you take care of yourself by taking your medication, exercising, and eating healthy, you can help yourself remain independent." D) "Chronic diseases like diabetes are a major cause of disability in late life; you will need to speak with your children regarding your concern."
A client is being treated in the hospital for hypovolemia related to a bleeding peptic ulcer. The nurse obtains a blood pressure reading of 88/62 mm Hg, heart rate of 112 beats/minute, and a respiratory rate of 24 breaths/minute
What is the first action by the nurse? A) Administer blood. B) Notify the physician. C) Insert two large-bore intravenous catheters. D) Administer a colloid solution.
Which patient responses are considered involuntary responses to autonomic nervous system control?
1. Becoming angry 2. Tripping over a chair 3. Complaining of nausea 4. Feeling depressed 5. Being happy
Which of the following statements best empowers a nursing student to develop and implement the eclectic approach to nursing?
A) "Just as every client is an individual, you too are an individual with particular strengths and skills." B) "The ultimate expert on a client's condition is the care team." C) "Don't let anyone tell you that you don't have the power to cause positive change in a client's life and health." D) "Having a holistic approach to care means that you have to set aside things like theories, models, and frameworks."