A 15-year-old client with complaints of night blindness, nearsightedness, and tunnel
vision has been diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa. Which statement is true in a client
with retinitis pigmentosa?
A) Cataracts and glaucoma are uncommon in clients with retinitis pigmentosa.
B) Retinitis pigmentosa generally occurs as a result of a viral infection of the eye.
C) Retinitis pigmentosa is often associated with hearing disorders.
D) The client is advised to avoid using dark glasses during the day.
C
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A hospitalized client with late-stage Alzheimer's disease says that breakfast has not been served. The nurse witnessed the client eating breakfast earlier. Which statement made to this client is an example of validation therapy?
a. "I see you are still hungry. I will get you some toast." b. "You are confused about mealtimes this morning." c. "You ate your breakfast 30 minutes ago." d. "You look tired. Maybe a nap will help."
Alcohol is the oldest psychoactive drug known
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
What is the goal of nurses who provide home health care?
A) Helping clients achieve maximum independence and health B) Collaborating with other health care providers and services C) Minimizing the manifestations of disease processes D) Encouraging clients' dependence on family members
A nurse walks into a room and finds a patient to be incoherent. As the nurse examines and observes the patient closely, searches for ideas, and considers scientific principles to plan the patient's care, the nurse is using:
A. inferences. B. reflection. C. intuition. D. accountability.