Which of the following statements by the nursing student would require further teaching concerning rubella vaccine?
A. "Clients should be assessed for allergies to eggs."
B. "Breastfeeding mothers should not receive the vaccine."
C. "Clients should avoid pregnancy for three months following vaccination."
D. "Some clients develop a slight rash after vaccination."
B
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The parents of a 17-year-old boy have just received word that he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and will require drug therapy. Which of the following etiologic factors is most likely to have contributed to this disease?
A) Processes during fetal neurodevelopment may have resulted in schizophrenia. B) Patterns of ineffective coping are likely to have culminated in schizophrenia. C) Childhood trauma is likely the major contributing factor to the boy's disease. D) The presence of multiple personalities is among the root causes of schizophrenia.
A fellow nurse reports a strange experience: She was riding with her carpool partner after working her second double shift in a row when she looked down at her hands on her lap and did not immediately recognize them as her own
They seemed "small and far away" to her. She felt "like I wasn't myself" for several minutes, after which she gradually returned to normal. This happened several weeks ago, and she has never had a similar experience otherwise. She is worried she is losing her mind or suffering from a brain tumor. Which response most accurately reflects what the friend probably experienced? a. Not accepting part of one's body as one's own is an indication of body dysmorphic disorder; this is a psychiatric disorder and prompt treatment is needed. b. The long hours of work with little recovery time led her to have a transient episode of depersonalization; these are common, stress-related, and not a sign of major illness. c. The friend had a mini-fugue experience, which suggests deeper underlying conflicts or past trauma that has not resolved; it could progress and merits counseling. d. Such feelings of unreality could be early symptoms of dissociative identity disorder; she might not have recognized her own body because an alter personality was taking control.
When positive motivation is used in the nursing profession, which statement is most descriptive of the benefits received?
1. Increased knowledge, skill, and respect 2. Team mentality, improved professionalism, and lifelong learning 3. Decreased turnover, fewer problems, lower-acuity clients 4. Increased number in management, improved morale, fewer vacancies
A client who has been taking ciprofloxacin (Cipro) calls the health care provider to report that he has begun having loose stools. What instructions would be most helpful to this client?
1. Take a dose of antidiarrheal medication after every loose stool. 2. Do nothing until you have 8–10 loose stools per day. 3. Eat live-culture yogurt once or twice daily. 4. Limit the amount of water you drink to three glasses a day.