For effective restorative care, there must be a smooth progression and flow between caregivers and between shifts.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The nurse is caring for a patient who lost her husband 1 year ago. The patient and her husband had been married for 55 years. The patient no longer takes care of herself or cooks and rarely eats, stating she has no appetite
The nurse determines that the nursing diagnosis of Complicated grieving applies to the patient. Which is the priority goal for the patient at this time? a. The patient will shower every other day and eat at least two meals a day. b. The patient will identify personal strengths that will increase coping ability. c. The patient will discuss the meaning of her loss with a family member or close friend. d. The patient will be provided with phone numbers for local community resources.
A child has developed a diaper rash, and the parents are using zinc oxide to treat it. What does the nurse suggest to aid in the removal of the zinc oxide?
a. Mild soap and water b. A cotton ball c. Mineral oil d. Alcohol swabs
Which teaching point should the nurse include in the discharge instructions for a pediatric client who has undergone cardiac surgery?
1. Should not receive routine immunizations. 2. Should be restricted from most play activities. 3. Fever is expected for several weeks following the surgery. 4. Prophylactic antibiotics are required for any dental, oral, or upper respiratory tract procedures.
To control hyperphosphatemia in chronic renal failure, an intervention would be to:
a. increase dairy products. b. increase protein intake. c. administer a phosphate binder. d. restrict calcium supplements.