A nurse evaluates a client's pulse and finds it strong, equal, and normal in amplitude. She charts the pulse as a
a. 1+. c. 3+.
b. 2+. d. 4+.
ANS: c
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The nurse caring for a patient experiencing presbycusis should instruct nursing personnel to:
a. speak quickly to the patient. b. speak in loud tones to the patient. c. speak slowly and clearly to the patient. d. tell the patient they must purchase a hearing aid.
A client states that she is "fed up" with the care that she has been receiving in the hospital and plans to leave immediately. What procedure is followed with regard to this client?
A) The client needs to demonstrate that she is able to care for herself independently. B) The client needs to be informed that it is illegal to leave against medical advice. C) The client needs to sign a form releasing the physician and agency from responsibility. D) The client needs to have a friend or relative accompany her from the hospital.
An at-a-glance method of determining how food fits into the diet can be obtained by reading food ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The nurse teaches older clients that they are at risk of corneal irritation related to:
a. Impaired eye closure. b. Ptosis. c. Diminished tearing. d. Frequent blinking.