The strongest level of evidence reflects the absolute contraindication for NSAID use exists with

A. Chronic kidney disease
B. Peptic ulcer disease
C. Heart disease
D. Liver disease


A

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A patient with HF is placed on a low-sodium diet. Which statement by the patient indicates that the nurse's nutritional teaching plan has been effective?

A) "I will have a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch." B) "I will have a baked potato with broiled chicken for dinner." C) "I will have a tossed salad with cheese and croutons for lunch." D) "I will have chicken noodle soup with crackers and an apple for lunch."

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An older patient complains about increasing dry skin. What should the nurse explain to the patient about this skin problem? Standard Text: Select all that apply

1. There is a reduction in sebum production as the body ages. 2. There is a decrease in the number of sweat glands in the body with aging. 3. There is a change in the keratinization and lipid content in the stratum corneum. 4. There is an increase in body core temperature with aging, resulting in skin drying. 5. There is a change in the structure of the skin cell because of years of using alcohol-based soaps.

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An older adult presents to the clinic for a routine physical examination. The client reports having trouble with memory and often has to "search" for words when having a conversation with friends or family. Which of the following assessment tools will help the nurse to gather more data about this client's concerns?

1. The Denver II 2. Mini-Mental Status Examination 3. Life Experiences Survey 4. Hassles and Uplifts Scale

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A patient with generalized convulsive disorder has a nursing diagnosis of "Deficient knowledge related to lack of information about side effects of Dilantin." Which goal and outcome criteria would be most appropriate?

1. Absence of GI complaint; takes medication with food 2. Stimulate gingiva; brushes teeth vigorously to encourage gingival growth 3. Maintain normal pattern of elimination; limits fluids and eats foods that reduce diarrhea 4. Maintain normal sleep pattern; reduces stimuli and takes warm baths to induce drowsiness

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