Secondary HIV prevention or positive prevention is used when caring for African–American women living with HIV by addressing which of the following behavioral risks? (Select all that apply)
A) Interpersonal mistrust
B) Financial stability
C) Poor adherence to treatment
D) Active participation in treatment programs
E) Compromised self-advocacy in sexual relationships
A, C, D
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A nurse is working with a pregnant woman to schedule follow-up visits for her pregnancy. Which statement by the woman indicates that she understands the scheduling?
A) "I need to make visits every 2 months until I'm 36 weeks pregnant.". B) "Once I get to 28 weeks, I have to come twice a month.". C) "From now until I'm 28 weeks, I'll be coming once a month.". D) "I'll make sure to get a day off every 2 weeks to make my visits."
A patient with stage 2 Alzheimer disease becomes very agitated in the evenings. What would be an appropriate nursing intervention for the nurse to use for this patient?
1. playing soft music in the patient's room 2. use of anti-anxiety medications or tranquilizers 3. moving the patient to an area of activity to provide distraction 4. recommending the patient be moved to a more secure environment
A 70-year-old woman tells the nurse that she is still sexually active. How would the nurse respond?
A) "You are too old for that kind of behavior." B) "Tell me what you enjoy the most." C) "You can be sexually active as long as you want to be." D) "There comes a time in life when this is no longer important."
A hospice patient has been receiving oral pain medication for several weeks. The patient started with 4 mg of the drug, and each week has had to increase the amount by 2–3 mg to obtain adequate pain relief. The nurse recognizes that the patient
1. has developed immunity to the drug. 2. has developed a tolerance to the drug. 3. has developed a physiologic addiction to the drug. 4. has developed a psychological addiction to the drug.