Why should a nurse not touch a client with schizophrenia without warning?
A) It frightens the client. C) It disorients the client.
B) It generates a violent response. D) It generates anxiety in the client.
B
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The nurse is caring for a patient who has an ileostomy. Which nursing diagnosis has the highest priority for the patient?
a. Impaired skin integrity r/t localized skin irritation from liquid stool b. Social isolation r/t potential leakage of stool from ostomy appliance c. Knowledge deficit r/t care and maintenance of ostomy appliance d. Disturbed body image r/t presence of stoma and altered elimination
The nurse finds the patient pulling on the nasogastric tube (NGT) and surgical drain and fears that the patient will pull them out
Which nursing intervention should the nurse implement to maintain the patient's self-esteem and avoid applying restraints? a. Cover or camouflage tubes and drains. b. Provide constant activity for the patient. c. Instruct family members to watch the pa-tient. d. Keep the patient close to the nurses' sta-tion.
Pediatric drug dosages are usually best calculated on the basis of the child's:
a. body surface area. c. height or length. b. age. d. weight.
A common complaint during pregnancy is heartburn. As the clinic nurse, what should be recommended to decrease the discomfort of heartburn?
A) Eat small, frequent meals. B) Drink warm liquids with the meals. C) Eat easily digested carbohydrates. D) Drink liquids immediately before meals.