Bathing causes some patients with Alzheimer's disease to become very upset.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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During a craniotomy, the patient experienced peripheral damage to cranial nerve 7, resulting in diminished movement of the left side of the face. What nursing action demonstrates best understanding of the effect of this lesion on the patient?
A) Referral for speech therapy and swallowing assessment B) Use of ocular moisturizers C) Teaching about falling and syncope risks D) Referral for evaluation for a hearing aid
Which manifestation would the nurse expect to find in a client with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease?
A) Ventricular hypertrophy B) Splenomegaly C) Hepatomegaly D) Hydronephrosis
The nurse is instructing a female client on the proper method for a midstream clean-catch urine specimen. The nurse stresses the importance of:
A) cleansing the meatus in a circular motion with an antiseptic towelette. B) wiping the meatus with an antiseptic towelette from front to back. C) using an iodine solution to cleanse the outer labia. D) using antibacterial foam to cleanse the labia and meatus.
During an educational session regarding physical changes of the middle-aged adult, a participant asks about typical weight changes. How should the nurse respond?
1. "Weight loss is no different during this time than at any other time of your life." 2. "Metabolism slows during middle age, which may result in weight gain." 3. "As long as you exercise appropriately, weight loss will be ensured." 4. "Weight loss is always a good idea, regardless of your age."