The nurse measures a patient's wound diameter and notes that it has reduced in size. The nurse evaluates this information to indicate the wound has entered which phase?
1. Remodeling
2. Inflammatory
3. Maturation
4. Proliferative
Answer: 4
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The nurse is reviewing crutch-walking with the client prior to discharge. The nurse concludes that the client needs further instruction if the client states which of the following?
1. "Each step I take with crutches should feel comfortable to me." 2. "I need to inspect the crutch tips and replace them if they are worn." 3. "I should pad the crutches well to protect my armpits." 4. "I should wear running shoes to support my feet."
In our text, who is cited as having powerfully addressed this question: Do we drive technology or does technology drive us?
a) Bill Gates b) Steve Jobs c) May Swenson d) Rutgers University professors
The nurse is teaching patients in a senior center about complementary and alternative therapies. Which statement by a patient indicates understanding of the information the nurse has presented?
1. "I see now that Â?natural' doesn't really mean Â?safe,' and I should ask my health care provider about any supplements I want to take." 2. "I didn't realize some herbal supplements may be just as strong as a prescription drug. I will need to discuss any supplements I want to try with my doctor." 3. "I understand now that when I choose to use a natural product over a prescription medication, I could be delaying my recovery." 4. "It's good to know that herbs contain ingredients that are as powerful as a prescribed medication and are an option for safe and effective therapy." 5. "I'm allergic to many foods. It's good to know that because herbal products are natural, I don't have to worry about an allergic reaction."
A pregnant client is interested in the use of herbs during her pregnancy. How should the nurse counsel this client? Select all that apply
1. Do not take any herbs with other medication. 2. Refer to the list to learn which herbs to avoid during pregnancy. 3. Most herbs are harmless and can be safely taken while pregnant. 4. Refer to the list to learn which herbs to avoid during breastfeeding. 5. Consult with your healthcare provider before taking any herbs, even as teas.