The nurse asks the patient to identify a distinct odor. Which cranial nerve (CN) is being assessed?
1) CN I
2) CN V
3) CN VII
4) CN VIII
ANS: 1
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When educating a women's group on obesity and healthy eating, which of the following is true?
A) Consuming 3500 extra calories per week will result in 1 pound of fat. B) Extra calories are converted to amino acids or protein. C) Food that contains large amounts of fat stimulates energy. D) Women will expend more energy than men because of muscle tissue.
A nurse is working with parents and community members to develop a chemical and medication safety class in their community. Techniques that they should discuss include which of the following? Select all that apply
A. Proper labeling of all household chemicals and medications B. Keeping household chemicals outside C. Storing all cleaning materials and medications out of the reach of children D. Encouraging disposal of medications into the toilet E. Informing parents not to share any medications with anyone whom the medication is not prescribed
The nurse cares for an older adult and recognizes the client is at increased risk for developing infection. Which condition poses the greatest risk of infection in the client?
A. Diabetes mellitus B. Eczema C. Glaucoma D. Emphysema
Which is not true about fluid intake for older adults?
a. Daily total volume should be 1500 to 2000 ml. b. Coffee is a suitable beverage for maintaining hydration. c. Sports drinks are sometimes preferable to water. d. Total daily fluid intake should be about 30 ml per kg of body weight.