The nurse is leading a community session on violence prevention. When teaching a group of parents how to deal with aggression in their children, it is important for the parents to learn to:
A) Avoid talking about violence altogether; children's curiosity causes them to try out the new behaviors
discussed.
B) Talk to their children about violence.
C) Offer to solve the problem for children who are faced with conflict to teach them that there are answers to
their conflicts.
D) Role-play anger and show the extreme side of the behavior so children realize that in a similar situation,
there is a high chance they will get hurt.
B
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A child requires administration of intravenous (IV) medication. Which of these actions must the nurse take while the child is receiving this treatment?
a. Check the fluid and medication with another nurse before hanging it. b. Administer a "push" dose before the rest of the solution is hung. c. Assess the administration site hourly. d. Be sure the solution has infused before the designated administration time.
Which of the following statements best demonstrates empathy?
A) "Ouch! I bet that hurts." B) "I understand that is painful." C) "Be brave. It will only hurt for a second." D) "On a scale from 1 to 10, how much does that hurt?"
A 55-year-old female client complains of increased facial hair growth in her nose, ears, and eyebrows. The hair has also become coarser
What would be the best reason that the nurse could provide in the response to the client's concern about the increase in facial hair? A) Loss of female hormones B) Excess exposure to sunlight C) Loss of skin turgor D) Unhealthy diet
A pt is newly admitted with nephrotic syndrome and has proteinuria, edema, hyperlipidemia, and hypertension. what is the priority for nursing care?
a. consult the dietitian to provide adequate nutritional intake b. prevent urinary tract infection c. monitor fluid volume and the pt's hydration status d. prepare the pt for renal biopsy