Air pressure mattresses are used primarily for the elderly and the bedridden patient
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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An example of a "focal" brain injury is
A) an axonal injury. B) hypoxic brain damage. C) multiple small hemorrhages. D) a cerebral contusion.
Which statement should the nurse question when discussing what is included when taking vital signs? Select all that apply
1. "You are taking my temperature." 2. "You will be listening to my heart." 3. "You will be measuring what I have eaten." 4. "You will be taking my blood pressure." 5. "You will be listening to my stomach."
Instructions for families to deal with the spatial disorientation of clients with dementia should include
A) keeping all familiar objects in the home even if some of the objects clutter the environment. B) simplifying rooms but keeping familiar furniture in the same space; removing clutter. C) having objects of attention the same color as the room; for example a white toilet in a white bathroom will decrease stimulation and anxiety. D) being aware that clients in the early stages usually have few problems with unfamiliar places.
A patient has a peptic ulcer and is placed on a proton pump inhibitor. The patient asks how long he will have to take this medication before it will start to work. What is your best response to this patient?
1. It is a fast-acting drug and will act in 2 days. 2. Most of these medications take 2 to 3 weeks. 3. In 4 weeks you will see a difference and have complete relief. 4. It will take over 6 to 8 weeks for this drug to take effect.