Which of the following is true of hyperthyroidism?
a. there is no ethnic variation
b. family history is not a risk factor
c. medications will cure the problem
d. beta-blockers are given to decrease the production of thyroid hormone
A
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Which step of the nursing process is the nurse using to orient this client? 1. Implementation. 2. Evaluation. 3. Planning. 4. Assessment.
The nurse caring for the dying patient should understand the importance of:
1. frequent, thorough physical assessments. 2. not imposing repeated, unnecessary assessments. 3. current, updated health history from the patient. 4. limiting the amount of visitors allowed.
Locsin argues that technological competency can and should displace the perception of caring in nursing
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
A patient has just been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Which patient statement about concerns should the nurse expect initially?
a. "I wish I knew what I did to cause this to happen.". b. "I'm very concerned about becoming a burden to my family.". c. "If that is the case I would like to look into nursing home placement or hospice care right away.". d. "Well, all of us have to die someday. I'll have to see a lawyer about a will, and I'll need you to tell me more about advance directives.".