Which is an appropriate implementation for a patient with severe psoriasis who has a nursing diagnosis of "Disturbed body image, related to skin lesions"?
a. Touching the patient often
b. Reassuring the patient of a quick remission
c. Reminding the patient to bathe often
d. Promptly administering medications as needed
A
To touch, interact, and care attentively for a disfigured patient communicates acceptance.
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Which type of nursing delivery models would be appropriate in a rural area that would require fewer numbers of registered nurses? (Select all that apply.)
a. Functional nursing b. Team nursing c. Primary care nursing d. Patient-focused care e. Transitional care
The nurse has completed the physical assessment of a client in early labor, and proceeds with the social assessment
A social history of the client would include which of the following? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Use of drugs and alcohol 2. Family violence or sexual assault 3. Current living situation 4. Type of insurance 5. Availability of resources
Which factor is the most common contributor to cancer development?
a. Advancing age b. Eating a high-fat diet c. Having parents with cancer d. Living in a geographic area with poor sanitation
Define self-esteem. Discuss the effect that hospitalization and dependence on others can have on self-esteem. Why do you think this happens? What can the nursing assistant do to assist the patient to protect his self-esteem?
What will be an ideal response?