The patient is diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea. Identify the symptoms you would expect the client to exhibit. Choose all that apply
a. Bruxism
b. Enuresis
c. Daytime fatigue
d. Snoring
e. Drooling
ANS: C, D
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A) The nurse is concerned that the client's diet has caused sodium loss. B) The nurse recognizes these symptoms of hypokalemia. C) The client is actively seeking increased attention. D) The client had bananas and orange juice for breakfast.
Which of the following terms describes the release of an ovum from an ovary?
A. ovulation B. reproduction C. fertilization D. menstruation
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the nursing strategies a psychiatric nurse would use to assist in meeting self-esteem needs of elderly patients would include:
a. Providing privacy when spouses are visiting b. Arranging for the spouses to dine with the patients when visiting c. Including both the patients and spouses in all educational sessions d. Attending to patient hygiene and dress in preparation for spousal visits
A client has been taking low-dose oral contraceptives. She calls the clinic and reports that she is mid-cycle and has noticed some slight spotting. What information should the nurse provide?
1. "Slight spotting may occur, especially with low-dose oral contraceptives." 2. "You may be pregnant; please stop taking these pills and come to the clinic." 3. "Monitor the bleeding and contact us again if it becomes continuous or heavy." 4. "This is an adverse reaction; stop using the pills." 5. "You must have gotten the wrong pills at the pharmacy."