While assessing a 32-year-old woman new to the clinic, the nurse would perform a subjective assessment of what?
A) Onset of menstruation 13 years or after
B) Exercise
C) High-protein, low-carbohydrate diet
D) History of breast cancer in second-degree (grandmother) relatives
B
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The nurse has been accused of negligence resulting in patient harm. She was not informed about the complaint, and her employment was terminated before a hearing before the State Board of Nursing. What best legal recourse does the nurse have?
A) Safe harbor provision in state law B) Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution C) Civil and tort law allows the nurse to sue the accuser. D) Automatic dismissal of case by the State Board of Nursing
The patient has generalized anxiety disorder. He asks the nurse, "Will I need medication for this? My neighbor is very nervous and he takes medication." What is the best response by the nurse?
1. "Medications are a way of life for patients with anxiety disorders." 2. "Medication is necessary initially; later we will try therapy." 3. "Probably not, but you shouldn't compare yourself to your neighbor." 4. "Medication is necessary when anxiety interferes with your quality of life."
A client who is receiving lithium comes to the clinic for an evaluation. During the visit, the client reports a fine hand tremor. Which action by the nurse would be most appropriate?
A) Immediately obtain a specimen to determine the client's blood drug concentration. B) Suggest that the client take the medication with meals or snacks. C) Assist the client in minimizing exposure to stressors. D) Encourage the client to elevate the affected hand on a pillow.
When providing care to the Native American culture, it is important to elicit help from the:
A) spiritual healer. B) priestess. C) rabbi. D) preacher.