The nurse would least likely assess which of the following in a client with uterine fibroids?
A) Irregularly shaped, enlarged uterus C) Menorrhagia
B) Acute pelvic pain D) Complaints of bloating
B
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The nurse is caring for an older patient who only speaks Spanish. To meet the national standards for culturally and linguistically appropriate services in healthcare, what will the nurse do? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Offer language assistance services to the patient. 2. Post signs in the patient's room written in Spanish. 3. Encourage the patient's family members to serve as interpreters. 4. Explain the cost to employ an interpreter to help the patient with language needs. 5. Provide a written notice in the patient's language informing of the right to receive language assistance services.
A nurse is caring for an older adult client who is to be discharged from the health care facility. The client has been prescribed the use of a liquid oxygen unit at home to continue with oxygen therapy
What should the nurse tell the client regarding the potential problems of using a liquid oxygen unit? Select all that apply. A) Liquid oxygen may leak during warm weather. B) The unit may give off a bad smell if not cleaned regularly. C) The unit's outlet may become occluded because of frozen moisture. D) Portable liquid oxygen is more expensive. E) The unit may require a secondary source of oxygen.
A mother asks you when her baby will be able to pick up and hold toys. You would explain to her that in order to be able to willingly grasp an object such as a toy, the baby must first:
a. have the ability to release the object c. lose the involuntary grasp reflex b. double the birth weight d. be able to sit up
Which of the following nursing statements reflects the best understanding of the importance of appropriate nursing documentation regarding risk management?
1. "If the client isn't compliant, I'm sure to put that in my notes." 2. "I'm always careful to document any changes in the client's condition." 3. "My notes are the proof that I provided the client with effective, appropriate care." 4. "When there is a lawsuit, the nursing notes are the first thing the attorney looks at."