A nurse is preparing to conduct a community assessment. Upon completing the assessment, which of the following would the nurse expect as the primary outcome?
A) Development of a common bond
B) Identification of health-related concerns
C) Creation of a health partnership
D) Increase in the number of services provided
B
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A) Alopecia B) Nausea and vomiting C) Altered glucose metabolism D) Increased appetite
The client scheduled to undergo radiation therapy for breast cancer asks why 6 weeks of daily treatment are necessary. What is the nurse's best response?
A. "Your cancer is widespread and requires more than the usual amount of radiation treatment." B. "The cost of giving larger doses of radiation for a shorter period of time is unjus-tified by the results." C. "Research has shown that more cancer cells are killed if the radiation is given in smaller doses over a longer time period." D. "It is less likely that your hair will fall out or that you will become anemic if the radiation is given in small doses over a longer time period."
In choosing a speculum for the otoscope, the examiner should select:
A) The largest and longest. B) The largest and shortest. C) The smallest and longest. D) The smallest and shortest.
A patient who has epilepsy will begin an anticonvulsant medication. The patient asks the nurse how long the medication will be necessary. How will the nurse respond?
a. "The medication is usually taken for a lifetime." b. "The medication will be given until you are seizure-free." c. "You will need to take the medication for 3 to 5 years." d. "You will take the medication as needed for seizure activity."