The school health nurse tries to encourage the technology-dependent students to become more involved in school activities. Such efforts represent:
A. An intrusion into their privacy.
B. Primary prevention.
C. Secondary prevention.
D. Tertiary prevention.
ANS: D
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Which of the following statements is true about social and emotional health of older adults?
a. Contemporary society has strong norms for the behavior of adults older than 80 years. b. The transition to old age entails a declin-ing level of contribution to others as one becomes increasingly dependent on them. c. Computers and the Internet have little to contribute to older adults in their need for social support. d. Nurses are often significant sources of social and emotional support for older adults.
A newly admitted client with schizophrenia approaches the unit nurse and says "The voices are
bothering me. They are yelling and telling me I am bad. I have got to get away from them.". The most helpful reply for the nurse to make would be a. "Do you hear the voices often?" b. "Do you have a plan for getting away from the voices?" c. "I'll stay with you. Focus on what we are talking about, not the voices. " d. "Forget the voices and ask some other clients to play cards with you.".
A patient who is a member of the Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) must increase fluid intake. Which beverages should the nurse offer?
a. Wine or beer b. Fruit juice, milk, or water c. Coffee, tea, or iced tea d. Unfermented or fermented apple juice
A nurse is providing care for a patient admitted with fluid volume overload. Which of the following would the nurse include in the patient's plan of care? Select all that apply
1. Provide diuretic therapy as ordered. 2. Assess daily weights. 3. Provide low-sodium diet. 4. Document intake/outtake every shift. 5. Encourage oral fluid of at least 2000 mL/d.