Wet, damp, or soiled linens are changed:
a. Right away
b. After meals
c. After the shower or bath
d. Each shift
A
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A male adult who is 58 years old, in good health, and African American has a blood pressure at 120/73 mm Hg at his yearly physical. Which is the best goal for the nurse to use to assist him in maintaining his health and wellness into old age?
a. Alter modifiable risk factors. b. Prevent cardiovascular disease. c. Recognize disease in early stage. d. Maintain tight glycemic control.
The nurse is performing an abdominal assessment and has just completed auscultation. Which technique would the nurse correctly choose to use next in this assessment?
1. Percussion. 2. Palpation. 3. Transillumination. 4. Auscultation.
A patient is brought to the emergency department with gunshot wounds to the abdomen and lower extremities. To protect the chain of evidence for these injuries, what should the nurse do?
1. Remove the patient's clothing and place in a breathable bag. 2. Cover the patient's hands with plastic bags. 3. Cut off the patient's clothing and bathe the skin and wounds as soon as possible. 4. Place clothing and other patient items on a bedside table and have a nursing assistant remove them when possible.
Identify the statement made by a psychiatric clinical nurse specialist to a client with anorexia nervosa that best demonstrates the use of cognitive therapy
a. "You seem to feel much better about yourself when you eat something." b. "Being thin doesn't seem to solve your problems, since you're thin now and still unhappy." c. "It must be difficult to talk about private matters with someone you just met." d. "What are your feelings about not eating the food that you prepare?"