Medications or compatible fluids can be added to a primary line using the injection ports
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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The nurse is talking with a male client regarding his recent relapse of alcohol addiction. The client alludes to the fact that he started to drink again after a fight with his wife
The nurse uses clarification to ensure an accurate understanding of the client. Which statement is the best example of clarification? a. "You said that the fight you had with your wife caused you to start drinking again?" b. "Let's discuss what made you feel the need to drink." c. "Could you tell me again when and what happened that you feel caused you to start drinking again?" d. "Tell me what your childhood was like."
The nurse teaches the clients to use insulin pumps to help minimize hyperglycemia by providing written information to the clients; however, after follow-up laboratory testing, the clients' average HgbA1c value is greater than 7.8%
Which should the nurse implement to implement effective client care? (Select all that apply.) 1. Lead a regular exercise program. 2. Check each client's reading level. 3. Decrease caloric intake of clients. 4. Collaborate for additional insulin. 5. Check reading level of information. 6. Review hyperglycemic complications.
According to Maslow, mentally healthy people who achieve self-actualization have the ability to do what?
A) Use varied approaches to solve problems B) Form distant relationships with others C) Be dependent in thought and action D) Make decisions pertaining to fantasy rather than reality
The number one national health problem, causing more deaths, illnesses, and disabilities than any other health condition, is which of the following?
a. Smoking b. Drinking c. Substance abuse d. Caffeine addiction