A disaster occurs when a hazard interacts with human vulnerability.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Answer: True
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The nurse recognizes that a patient is seeking ways to deal with and resolve stress after observing the patient use:
a. projection. b. adaptation. c. reaction formation. d. compensation.
A nurse is providing education about tetracycline [Sumycin]. Which statement by the patient best demonstrates understanding of the administration of this medication?
a. "I should not take this medication with milk or other dairy products." b. "I should not worry if I experience an ac-nelike rash with this medication." c. "I should take an antacid, such as Tums, if I experience gastrointestinal distress." d. "I should take this antibiotic with a cal-cium supplement to improve absorption."
A client tells a nurse that she is considering using herbal supplements in addition to her prescription medications. What would be the nurse's best response?
A. "Herbs are not classified as drugs in the United States, so there is no contraindi-cation to using them." B. "Herbs have pharmacologic effects on the body and can interact with some pre-scription medications." C. "It is never permissible to use herbal supplements with prescription medications." D. "I will refer you to an herbalist who can help you decide which medications you can take."
A client has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress syndrome and has difficulty sleeping because of recurrent nightmares. In working with this client to overcome the problem, what should the nurse implement as part of therapy?
1. Guided imagery 2. Hypnotherapy 3. Yoga 4. Meditation