Which of the following techniques can the nurse use to explore the client's perception of a group interaction?
A) Avoid asking questions. C) Use close-ended questions.
B) Avoid complex statements. D) Use open-ended questions.
D
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Name the theory of aging that suggests that the adverse physical effects of aging are the result of a gradual loss of control mechanisms in the pituitary and hypothalamus
a. Free-radical theory c. Stochastic theory b. Programmed theory d. Neuroendocrine theory
When using an interpreter to speak with an 84-year-old Chinese patient, on what should the nurse focus?
a. The patient, not the interpreter b. Encouraging the interpreter to paraphrase c. Limiting questions from the patient d. Listening to the words, not emotional tone
The nurse is caring for a client with atelectasis. Which prescription from the health care provider should the nurse anticipate to correct this problem?
1. Increase oxygen concentration 2. Increase flow rate 3. Increase tidal volume 4. Set PEEP at 6 cm H2O
A patient who has varicose veins says, "How did I get this anyhow?" Which of the following responses by the nurse is best?
a. "They are caused by poor function of the valves in your veins." b. "Veins become blocked by plaque from high-fat diets over time." c. "Swelling of the vein is caused by bacteria." d. "Veins spasm and twist when they get damaged."