Which of the following situations would not be an acceptable alteration in client care showing respect for the family's cultural and religious beliefs?
A) allowing a Jehovah's Witness family to refuse a blood transfusion for a newborn with a hemoglobin level of 5.2 mg/dl B) accepting that an Orthodox Jewish client will not allow use of electrical equipment on the Sabbath C) helping a Catholic family whose newborn has a terminal illness to receive last rites D) requesting a vegetarian diet for a client recovering from a cesarean section
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The older adult residents of an assisted-living facility are preparing for a 14-day trip to Europe. Which is the most important exercise for the nurse to recommend for the group?
a. Practice standing on one foot for 30 seconds. b. Move light weights in a rowing motion 8 times. c. Stretch the hips by pulling the knee to the chest. d. Swim laps in the pool for 10 minutes continuously.
A patient is pacing in the hall when the nurse overhears the patient say, "Leave me alone. I am not in the Mafia." What is the best response from the nurse?
1. "Tell me, are you hearing voices again?" 2. "Tell me what you are hearing right now." 3. "You are safe from the Mafia here in the hospital." 4. "You need to attend the next recreation group. That will help you ignore the voices."
In Eastern medicine, illness and disease are viewed as which of the following? Select all that apply
1. Balance of energy in the body 2. A defect of energy in the body 3. Functional changes in the body 4. An energy imbalance in the body 5. Disharmony of energy in the body
Which is a physical need?
a. Oxygen b. Money c. Happiness d. Love