A male client in his late 20s is diagnosed with binge-eating disorder. What etiologic factors does the nurse know most individuals with this disorder have? (Mark all that apply.)
A) The client has maladaptive social skills.
B) The client is generally considered a "loner."
C) The client is overweight at a young age.
D) The client has low self-image.
E) The client has impulsive behaviors.
C, D, E
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The postpartum nurse applies which of the following adult learning principles to actively involve the postpartal client during the discharge teaching?
1. Demonstration of skills 2. Classroom lectures and one-on-one teaching 3. Use of television and videos 4. Sensory involvement and active participation
A client diagnosed with bipolar disorder is prescribed lithium carbonate. Which of the following should the nurse confirm to ensure that lithium carbonate is not contraindicated in the client?
A) Client is not pregnant or lactating. B) Client is not perimenopausal. C) Client does not have high blood pressure. D) Client is not experiencing menopause.
The nurse is reviewing information about the most common types of pathogens used in a biological warfare attack. Which of the following organisms would present like the flu?
1. Anthrax 2. Smallpox 3. Neisseria meningitides 4. Enterobacteriaceae
To prepare for the orientation of newly hired nurses, the nurse manager plans a presentation outlining the concept of healthcare networks. Healthcare networks are:
a. Units that provide only primary care services. b. Owned by the institutions. c. A feature of all public institutions. d. Units that serve large populations.