Loss of motor function is called ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
apraxia
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A) Anticipatory grief B) False hope C) Regret D) Denial
The nursing instructor is discussing the difference between ambulatory surgical centers and hospital-based surgical units
A student asks why some patients have surgery in the hospital and others are sent to ambulatory surgery centers. What is the instructor's best response? A) "Patients who go to ambulatory surgery centers are more independent than patients admitted to the hospital." B) "Patients admitted to the hospital for surgery usually have multiple health needs." C) "In most cases, only emergency and trauma patients are admitted to the hospital." D) "Patients who have surgery in the hospital are those who need to have anesthesia administered."
A nurse is caring for a client who underwent surgery for the amputation of her right foot. The client has been fitted with a temporary prosthetic limb. Which of the following interventions or outcomes should the nurse prioritize during this period?
A) The wound heals and no complications develop. B) The measurement for the prosthetic limb is accurate. C) The client is provided with an ambulatory device. D) The client is able to ambulate with assistance.
The nurse prepares to perform tracheostomy care for the client on a medical-surgical unit. Which should the nurse implement for client care?
1. Use clean gloves and supplies. 2. Prepare cotton tip applicators. 3. Place client in upright position. 4. Remove and clean outer cannula.