To encourage a trusting relationship with clients who are experiencing somatoform disorders, the care provider should attempt to understand the
1. reason for the client's behavior.
2. purposes served by the client's symptoms.
3. pathophysiological causes of the disorders.
4. DRG for these diagnoses.
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Care providers should attempt to understand the purposes served by clients' symptoms.
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or finger on the thorax just lateral to the murmur. The nurse interprets this finding to be: a. Murmur of aortic stenosis. b. Most likely a mammary souffle. c. Associated with aortic insufficiency. d. Indication of a patent ductus arteriosus.
Falls are a major health problem in the elderly population and occur from multifactorial causes. What is a factor in the rate of falls in the elderly population? (Mark all that apply.)
A) Medication effects B) Overdependence on assistive devices C) Poor lighting D) Sensory impairment E) Ineffective use of coping strategies
Which of the following procedure techniques has the most effect on the accuracy of an apical pulse count?
a. Counting the rate for 1 full minute b. Exposing only the left side of the chest c. Determining why assessment of apical pulse is indicated d. Using your ring finger to palpate the intercostal spaces
The nurse is assessing an elderly patient's ability to understand how to properly care for his hearing aid. Which of the following statements indicate further education is needed? (Select all that apply.)
a. "I can wear my hearing aid in the shower.". b. "I should take it out when I go to the pool to swim.". c. "I can wear my hearing aid when I get my hair done.". d. "I need to make sure I don't leave them in a hot car.". e. "I should store the batteries in a dry, safe place.".