A nurse is caring for a client with dementia. What functional activity of daily living
(ADL) should the nurse evaluate this client for during the diagnostic workshop?
A) Determine whether the client is able to drive safely
B) Evaluate if the client can take a bus without getting lost
C) Evaluate whether the client can walk without assistance
D) Determine whether the client is able to follow recipes
C
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The nursing unit is informed early in the shift that the computers will be unavailable for four hours during the middle of the shift. What will the nurse manager tell the staff to do regarding documentation of patient care during this time period?
1. Make good notes and document care during the next working shift. 2. Anticipate care to be administered during downtime and document before the computers go down. 3. Make notes and document all care as soon as the computers come back up. 4. Use the downtime documentation described in facility policy.
A client reports to a health care facility with complaints of abdominal pain and vomiting. The client's wife informs the nurse that the client had gone out for dinner the previous night
Which of the following would be the primary source of assessment data? A) Client's friends B) Client's wife C) Client himself D) Test reports
Which factor(s) place(s) the patient at risk for constipation? Choose all that apply
1) Sedentary lifestyle 2) High-dose calcium therapy 3) Lactose intolerance 4) Consuming spicy foods
A patient is admitted with iron deficiency anemia. The nurse assesses this patient for the presence of which most likely finding?
1. Hypoxia 2. Reduced urine output 3. Bleeding 4. Dehydration