A nurse in a long-term care facility is caring for multiple clients with dementia. In many clients with dementia, disorientation becomes more pronounced:
A) When they first awaken.
B) In the middle of the night.
C) At twilight.
D) After taking medications.
C
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Documents that provide instructions about the patient's wishes for treatment-in the event the patient is unable to communicate his wishes-are
A. ethical practices. B. advance directives. C. the bill of rights. D. grievances.
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What will be an ideal response?
How does the nurse recognize jaundice in a dark-skinned patient?
a. Inspect the conjunctiva for ashen-gray color. b. Inspect the nail beds for a deeper brown or purple skin tone. c. Inspect the palms and soles for yellowish-green color. d. Inspect the oral mucous membrane for yellow color.