The nurse, caring for a client diagnosed with dehydration, should do which of the following to assess for the restoration of fluid volume?
1. Monitor blood pressure.
2. Observe changes in skin turgor.
3. Check weight daily.
4. Assess oral mucous membranes.
ANS: 3
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During the admission interview, the nurse learns that an older patient frequently experiences constipation. What should the nurse respond to the patient?
A) "I'll make sure that a laxative is ordered for you while you're here in the hospital.". B) "Many older adults find that increasing their activity level and taking a mild laxative daily provides relief.". C) "Constipation is usually a sign of a more serious health problem, so I'll pass that information on to your physician.". D) "There are measures that I can teach you such as changing your diet and increasing the amount of fluids you drink.".
The safeguard mechanism by which even the researcher cannot link the participant with the information provided is called:
a. anonymity. b. confidentiality. c. informed consent. d. right to privacy.
The nursing assistant can be an effective member of the interdisciplinary team by
A. taking assignments directly from the physician. B. avoiding the chain of command whenever possible. C. appreciating each person's contribution to the team. D. helping patients with personal problems and concerns.
The nurse educator is reviewing the impact and risk factors for situational crisis among the psychiatric patient population with the staff. Which statements indicate that the staff members are able to identify patients at risk for this type of crisis? (Select all that apply.)
1. "The teenager who is graduating high school in 3 weeks." 2. "The older adult who recently immigrated from Mexico." 3. "The middle-aged adult who just received a diagnosis of depression." 4. "The young adult who is arrested and incarcerated for driving under the influence." 5. "The young adult who is experiencing psychosis after giving birth to a healthy baby."