A nurse implements a back massage as an intervention to relieve pain. What theory is the motivation for this intervention?
A) gate control theory C) large/small fiber theory
B) neuromodulation D) prostaglandin stimulation
A
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A child is born with pseudohermaphroditism. After determining that the baby is a girl through genetic testing, the parents ask about her potential fertility. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?
A. "It is impossible to determine that until she reaches puberty." B. "She is fertile but her uterus is abnormal so she can't carry a baby." C. "Because her internal female organs are normal, she probably is fertile." D. "Unfortunately, all babies born with this condition are infertile."
When collecting data related to the present illness, the nurse must obtain detailed and comprehensive data. What does this data help to establish?
a. A nursing diagnosis b. A nursing care plan c. Appropriate interventions d. Nursing orders
When discussing the nursing process, the instructor stresses that for clients undergoing cardiac surgery, it is important for the nurse to demonstrate competence. What is the rationale for this statement?
A) To acknowledge the client's emotion B) To encourage verbal conversation C) To relieve the client's insecurity and anxiety D) To encourage the client to communicate
Which action does the nurse avoid after administering a thrombolytic drug?
a. Administering IV drugs b. Using electric razors c. Providing a soft toothbrush d. Giving an intramuscular injection