Prevalence of psoriasis is highest in which group?
a. Scandinavians c. Asians
b. African Americans d. Native Americans
A
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The client is tearful during the assessment process. The nurse states, "These things always happen for a reason. You can always get pregnant again." Which barrier to communication does the nurse's statement represent? 1. False reassurance. 2. Change of subject. 3. Cross-examination. 4. Unwanted advice.
A nurse is caring for a client with intestinal stenosis who has been prescribed psyllium. During the course of the treatment, the client shows the signs of colon obstruction
What intervention should the nurse perform to avoid the occurrence of colon obstruction? A) Administer the drug with adequate fluid intake. B) Give mineral oil to the client after meals. C) Administer the drug after chilling it. D) Provide foods high in bulk or roughage.
The nursing instructor is discussing the care of the patient with systemic lupus erythematosus. The instructor points out to the class of nursing students that a priority parameter for the teaching plan for a newly diagnosed patient is what?
A) Teaching about refraining from sing lotions on the skin B) Teaching about the disease itself C) Teaching about nutrition D) Teaching about renal calculi
A client with long-standing dementia is sent to the emergency department from the nursing home in which the client resides
The report from the nursing staff states that the client is complaining of vague pain in the buttocks but seems to be ambulating without problems. The family requested the transfer. The emergency department nurse would suspect a. an overprotective family. b. arthritis pain the client cannot articulate. c. possible hip fracture. d. worsening dementia.