If a patient becomes faint in the bathtub, drain the water.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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A student is late for his appointment and has rushed across campus to the health clinic. The nurse should:
a. Allow 5 minutes for him to relax and rest before checking his vital signs. b. Check the blood pressure in both arms, expecting a difference in the readings because of his recent exercise. c. Immediately monitor his vital signs on his arrival at the clinic and then 5 minutes later, recording any differences. d. Check his blood pressure in the supine position, which will provide a more accurate reading and will allow him to relax at the same time.
A school nurse is teaching a high school health class about the effects of marijuana use. Which statement by a student indicates a need for further teaching?
a. "Chronic use of marijuana can result in irreversible brain changes." b. "Higher doses of marijuana are likely to produce increased euphoria." c. "Marijuana is unique in that it produces euphoria, sedation, and hallucinations." d. "Marijuana has more prolonged effects when it is ingested than when it is smoked."
During an assertiveness training group, a client admits to aggressive behaviors. The client asks for suggestions for how to become more assertive and less aggressive. Which is the most appropriate nursing reply?
A. "Several techniques, including meditation and progressive muscle relaxation, appear helpful." B. "There's not much that can be done about aggressive behavior because of biological responses." C. "Certain types of medications have been proven effective in promoting assertive communication." D. "There are several techniques, including ‘I statements,' role playing, and thought stopping, that can help promote assertive behaviors and decrease aggressive behaviors."
Immediately postpartum, the insulin needs in diabetic women increase dramatically
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.