Nurses understand that the underlying belief of patients who have "anorexia" is that being thin will:
A) Decrease their problems
B) Make them smarter
C) Increase their control over other people
D) Increase their popularity and acceptance
D
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Baker is 95 years old and had a fall at home that resulted in a fractured hip and wrist. The staff is amazed at her motivation and desire for rehabilitation. The social worker believes this is because a. Her advanced age makes her motivated to make each day special b. She has positive self-esteem and self-image c. The pain medication is altering her perception of her environment d. Her family has "threatened" not to visit if she does not put forth an effort to get well
What behavior signals that a nurse caring for a patient with bulimia nervosa is experiencing rescue feelings? The nurse:
a. makes nonjudgmental comments. b. refers the patient to a self-help group for persons with eating disorders. c. teaches the patient about signs of increased anxiety and ways to intervene. d. determines the patient has poor eating habits and provides a diet to follow.
Which nursing action indicates that medication reconciliation for an older client is most complete?
1. All prescribed medications are accounted for in the medical record. 2. Medications were identified and compared with written orders. 3. Herbal supplements, vitamins, and medication were reviewed. 4. Medication reconciliation occurred prior to client transfer.
The nurse using the permission, limited information, specific suggestions, and intensive therapy (PLISSIT) model offers specific suggestions when
a. Referring the patient to a sex therapist. b. Discussing over-the-counter lubricants. c. Teaching safer sex practices. d. Discussing sexual positioning after hip surgery.