After a normal labor and birth, a client is discharged from the hospital 12 hours later. When the community health nurse made a home visit 2 days later, which finding would alert the nurse to the need for further intervention?
A) Presence of lochia serosa C) Fundus firm, below umbilicus
B) Frequent, scant voidings D) Milk filling in both breasts
B
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What factors are most likely to contribute to the problem of hypothermia that older adults may face intraoperatively and postoperatively? (Select all that apply.)
A) The normal body temperature of older adults that is often lower B) The cool temperature of the operating rooms C) The use of medications that slow metabolism D) Fever from infection
A client tells the nurse "I'm told that I should reduce the stress in my life, but I have no idea where
to start.". The best suggestion for the nurse to make would be a. "Why not start by learning to meditate? That technique will cover everything.". b. "In cases like yours, physical exercise works to elevate mood and reduce anxiety.". c. "Most stress is related to conflicts in interpersonal relationships. You can work on becoming more assertive.". d. "Keeping a journal can help you identify sources of stress by looking at activities that put a strain on energy or time or trigger anger or anxiety.".
The nurse should be aware that the dental problem most likely to cause a person with periodontitis to seek treatment is
a. decay. b. headaches. c. loose teeth. d. pain.
According to the Institute of Medicine, quality health care is:
1. Licensed—all health care workers must have a license 2. Safe— avoiding injuries to patients from the care intended to help them 3. Timely—no waiting or delay for health care 4. Innovative—new innovations must be used when they become available