A client with diabetes is receiving preconception counseling. The nurse will emphasize that during the first trimester, the woman should be prepared for which of the following?
1. The need for less insulin than she normally uses
2. Blood testing for anemia
3. Assessment for respiratory complications
4. Assessment for contagious conditions
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Explanation: 1. Women with diabetes often require less insulin during the first trimester.
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1. Emotion-focused coping. 2. Maladaptive coping. 3. Problem-focused coping. 4. Ineffective coping.
The nurse assesses an older adult after an upper respiratory infection and notes the following lung sound on auscultation. What is the nurse's best action? (Click the media button to hear the audio clip.)
a. Assess the client for the development of asthma. b. Ask the client if he or she finished all the medication. c. Administer oxygen immediately. d. Assess arterial blood gas.
A 38-year-old male patient stopped smoking 6 months ago
He tells the nurse that he still feels strong cigarette cravings and wonders if he is ever going to feel "normal" again. Which statement by the nurse is correct? a. "It's possible that these cravings will never stop." b. "These cravings may persist for several months." c. "The cravings tell us that you are still using nicotine." d. "The cravings show that you are about to experience nicotine withdrawal."
Any substance that modifies mind or body function by distorting enhancing, or inhibiting them
What will be an ideal response?