The nurse is admitting a client in labor who states that she is a naturopath. The nurse understands that this client believes which of the following?
1. An initial worsening of symptoms after treatment means the correct remedy has been used.
2. There are five elements that take form in the body.
3. Her pregnancy is a kapha condition.
4. Naturopathy is a form of medicine that utilizes the healing forces of nature.
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Explanation: 4. This is the correct answer. Naturopathy is more precisely defined as a healing system that combines safe and effective traditional means of preventing and treating human disease with the most current advances in modern medicine.
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The man states to the nurse, "Finally I'll be able to get my sex life back in order.". How can the nurse best respond? A) Tell the client that the surgery is likely to result in erectile dysfunction B) Explain that the surgery is unlikely to bring a rejuvenation of sexual performance C) Explain that while sexual performance is likely to improve, incontinence is often a consequence of the surgery. D) Tell the client that there will probably be no effect on sexual performance.
Nurse managers are included in strategic planning for the institution because of which principle?
a. Nurse managers have the authority to terminate employees. b. Nurse managers encourage "buy-in" from staff. c. Nurse managers understand the need for the plan. d. Nurse managers understand the financial aspects of the organization.
A patient who is scheduled for a bronchoscopy has arrived at the clinical facility. When preparing for the test, the patient reports feeling hungry and asks the nurse when he will be able to eat. What information should be provided by the nurse?
A) "You will not be allowed to eat or drink until the physician has seen you." B) "You may immediately resume your normal diet after the test." C) "You will not be able to eat or drink until your gag reflex has returned." D) "It will be at least 8 hours after the procedure before you are allowed to eat or drink."
During a mental health history, the nurse suspects altered mental status for a patient. Which questions are appropriate to ask when assessing mental status? Select all that apply
a. "Do you have difficulty making decisions?" b. "Do you know where you are?" c. "Are there times when you wanted to escape?" d. "If you bought a hat for $5.75 and gave the sales person $10.00, how much change do you expect back?" e. "What would you do if a fire started in your home?" f. "What does this phrase ‘A rolling stone gathers no moss' mean?"