Bathing an Alzheimer's patient can be a source of stress for the nursing assistant.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The nurse is performing an abdominal assessment on a client who had been previously diagnosed with cirrhosis. As the nurse inspected the client's abdomen and notes ascites. Based on this data, which interventions will the nurse perform next?
Select all that apply. 1. Obtain stool specimen for occult blood. 2. Measure the client's abdominal girth. 3. Obtain stool specimen for culture and sensitivity. 4. Bilateral leg measurements. 5. Percuss the abdomen at midline.
An older adult client tells the nurse that reading is easier when the material is held to the left or right. What should the nurse suspect this client is experiencing?
A) Cataract B) Floaters C) Vision changes from a stroke D) Macular degeneration
A staff nurse disagreed with the nurse manager's decision not to allow smoking breaks. The staff nurse then began discussing the decision with other members of the staff who smoked. The staff nurse escalated the conflict by:
a. Competition b. Bickering c. Constriction of others d. Coalition formation
Which of the following is a key element of economic analyses?
A. Assessment of costs and consequences B. Choose among alternatives C. Decision making within limited budgets D. All of the above