A resident is set up to give herself a partial bath. Before leaving the room, you must make sure that:
a. Her wheelchair wheels are locked
b. Her signal light is within reach
c. She can reach all body parts
d. She is wearing her eyeglasses and hearing aid
B
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The nurse manager is preparing for an accreditation visit and wants to assure that the unit is delivering culturally appropriate health care. Which action would demonstrate this approach by the nurse manager?
1. Insisting the staff teaches clients English during their hospitalization. 2. Examining the process used to admit clients. 3. Providing written materials in languages spoken most commonly by clients admitted to the unit. 4. Limiting education and training to the bedside nurses.
The following are true statements about bipolar disorders in older adults except:
a. "Bipolar disorder often results in 'a leveling out' of symptoms as one ages". b. "Relapses in bipolar disorder tend to be precipitated by medical problems". c. "Older adults with bipolar disorder tend to be 'rapid cyclers'." d. "Bipolar disorder is the most commonly diagnosed psychiatric disorder in older adults." e. "Antidepressant medication can cause an increase in manic behavior.
A client has scabies. In addition to Standard Precautions, which information is most important to communicate to visitors and health care providers?
a. Do not allow children to visit. b. Wear gloves when entering the room. c. Wear a mask when within 3 feet of the client. d. Keep head covered when providing care.
Which nursing activity is part of the termination phase of a home visit?
a. Conducting a physical assessment b. Identifying household members c. Summarizing accomplishments of the visit d. Teaching about health