A 35-year-old woman presents to the clinic fearful she has breast cancer. While there is a history of that condition in the woman's in her family, her tests have all been negative
She continues to state feelings of pain and the belief that "I have it. I know I do." She may be expressing:
A) Conversion disorder
B) Compensation
C) Overcompensation
D) Hypochondriasis
D
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The nurse is preparing to provide a medication to a client using a non-parenteral route. This medication would most likely be administered through which of the following routes?
a. Intradermal c. Intravenous b. Subcutaneous d. Oral
The nurse caring for a client with jaundice would assess for other findings frequently associated with this condition, such as
a. a change in the texture of the hair. b. clay-colored stools. c. excess pigmentation to the hands. d. friable, ridged nails.
Which ethnic group aged 45-74 has a higher rate of coronary artery disease than men and women in the same age group?
a. Asian Americans c. Indian Americans b. African Americans d. European descent
A client recently underwent genetic testing that revealed that she has a BRCA1 gene mutation for breast cancer. What are the best actions of the nurse? (Select all that apply.)
a. Encourage genetic counseling for self and family. b. Disclose the information to the medical insurance company. c. Recommend self–breast examination every week. d. Assess the client's response to the test re-sults. e. Aid in making a plan for prevention and risk reduction.