There is a new norm and broadened concept in the health care system of pediatric health care in the United States
This new practice in health care recognizes that the child belongs to a community and has a particular way of life or culture and that health is affected by these factors. What is this new practice called?
A) Regionalized care
B) Maternal-child care
C) Hospitalism
D) Family-centered care
D
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The nurse cautions that the technique of "tight control" of hyperglycemia is not recommended for the older adult because the older adult:
a. may not be able to test and administer sliding-scale insulin. b. is at a lower risk for hyperglycemia. c. is prone to cardiovascular problems resul-tant from hypoglycemia. d. has an unstable metabolic rate.
Dosages of drugs given to obese people may have to be increased because the increase in fat tissue may
affect their distribution. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The components of the health history include all of the following except which one?
A) Review of systems B) Thorax and lungs C) Present illness D) Personal and social items
The patient has been receiving escitalopram (Lexapro) for treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Unknown to the nurse, the patient has also been self-medicating with St. John's wort
The patient comes to the office with symptoms of hyperthermia and diaphoresis. Which statement best describes the result of the nurse's assessment? 1. The patient is experiencing symptoms of St. John's wort toxicity, as the medication was most likely outdated. 2. The patient has contracted a viral infection. Escitalopram (Lexapro) and St. John's wort are safe to take together. 3. The patient has not been taking escitalopram (Lexapro) and is experiencing withdrawal. 4. The patient has combined two antidepressant medications and is experiencing serotonin syndrome.