Psychological variables do not influence a person's decision to exercise
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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The nurse is caring for a client who just had a bronchoscopy performed and is asking for a drink of water, reporting that his mouth feels very dry. The nurse:
1. Gets the client a small glass of water to sip on. 2. Informs the client he is not allowed to have water. 3. Tests the client's gag and swallow reflexes. 4. Uses a lemon glycerine swab to moisten the oral cavity.
When a 22-year-old patient presents in the emergency department with the characteristics of severe Parkinson's, the nurse suspects an overdose of:
a. marijuana. b. cocaine. c. amphetamines. d. Valium.
The client is being treated with a thiazide diuretic as well as digoxin. He complains to the nurse of experiencing blurred vision. The highest priority nursing intervention is to call the physician because blurred vision:
a. is indicative of digoxin toxicity. b. is indicative of an anaphylactic reaction. c. indicates an inadequate dosage of the diuretic. d. indicates an overdose of the diuretic.
To plan and budget for preventive services, a nurse in charge of a community mental health center has reviewed the records to discern how many families received services in the current year
To estimate the need for the coming year, the nurse should: a. increase the allocation, because most eligible families are underserved. b. decrease the allocation, because most eligible families are overserved. c. interview the families currently being supported to determine valid needs. d. ask for a consultant to ascertain community interest in preventive services.