By working efficiently and effectively and involving family, you can demonstrate to the family that the patient is being well cared for by you and other staff members
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
F
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A patient with hypertension and type 2 diabetes mellitus is taking carvedilol (Coreg). What special precaution should you teach the patient to take when taking this drug?
a. Check blood pressure in both arms. b. Keep a strict record of intake and output. c. Check blood sugar levels regularly. d. Avoid sugar-containing drinks.
The nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing a "burning" pain in the left leg. The nurse determines that further information is needed when the client makes which statement?
A. "This type of pain can range from electric shock to dull and aching or sharp pain." B. "This type of pain may not respond well to pain pills." C. "My pain will be quickly cured with treatment." D. "I know this pain is related to damaged nerves."
Which of the following principles should guide the use of restraints?
A) The most restrictive device is used for as long as necessary. B) The least restrictive device is used for the least time possible. C) Restraints are used any time the patient will not cooperate. D) Restraints are used as a means of behavior management.
A patient is admitted to the hospital for treatment of lymphoma. The nurse enters the patient's room to find the patient worried and depressed. According to the caring principles, what should the nurse do? Select all that apply.
Leave the patient alone. Greet the patient and gently touch the patient's shoulder. Make good eye contact and sit next to the patient. Do necessary work and leave without speaking. Ask the patient about any concerns and listen to complaints patiently.