Immune serum globulin has been ordered for a patient with acute hepatitis A. What does the nurse emphasize when explaining the purpose of this medication to the patient?
A) The medication will eradicate the virus.
B) The medication will significantly ameliorate the symptoms.
C) This is the vaccine for hepatitis A.
D) This medication will obviate any need for isolation.
B
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A) Orthopedist B) Ophthalmologist C) Podiatrist D) Dermatologist
The statement, "Perhaps you and I can talk further about your diabetes and identify your specific concerns," is an example of a communication technique that conveys the message that the
a. nurse has the primary responsibility in problem solving. b. patient should take the lead in the planning process. c. nurse and patient will work together in addressing the patient's health concerns. d. nurse will supply the necessary information and instructions for the patient.
The nurse is assessing a client diagnosed with balanitis and posthitis. Which of the following will the nurse most likely assess in this client? (Select all that apply.)
1. Penile discharge 2. Hematuria 3. Pain 4. Erythema 5. Flank pain 6. Edema
An experienced psychiatric registered nurse has taken a new position leading groups in a day treatment program. Without further education, which group is this nurse most qualified to lead?
A. A psychodrama group B. A psychotherapy group C. A parenting group D. A family therapy group