An ombudsman does which of the following?
a. Provides a person's care.
b. Pays a person's medical bill.
c. Protects a person's rights.
d. Orders necessary prescriptions for the person.
C
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Before electroencephalography, a client asks, "Why will I be asked to take deep breaths during the procedure?" How does the nurse respond?
a. "Hyperventilation causes cerebral vasodi-latation and increases the likelihood of seizure activity." b. "Hyperventilation causes cerebral vaso-constriction and increases the likelihood of seizure activity." c. "Deep breathing will keep you relaxed and will lower the seizure threshold." d. "Deep breathing will make you hypox-emic, which lowers the seizure threshold."
A nurse manages care for a woman who has been receiving Depo-Provera for 2 years. This patient is at increased risk for and should be assessed for
a. breast cancer. b. endometrial cancer. c. osteoporosis. d. breast duct ectasia.
The nurse notes that the support group for depression has twice as many female participants than males. Which should the nurse consider as a reason for the number of females attending the group sessions? (Select all that apply.)
1. Hormonal influences 2. Burdens of the caregiving role 3. Perceived lack of social support 4. Expectation to be the family high wage earner 5. Susceptibility to the impact of negative life events