A nurse is working with a family and using the Calgary Family Model. Problems have been identified, and the family being in which stage of the model?
A) Engagement
B) Assessment
C) Intervention
D) Termination
B
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A patient has hypertension and wants to take a nasal decongestant for cold symptoms. Which of the following statements by the nurse best describes the effect of decongestants on blood pressure?
A) "The administration of a nasal decongestant will increase blood pressure due to vasoconstriction of blood vessels." B) "The administration of a nasal decongestant will cause bradycardia and increase peripheral blood pressure." C) "The administration of a nasal decongestant will decrease the thyroid production and increase blood pressure." D) "The administration of nasal decongestant will act on the central nervous system to cause vasodilation of blood vessels."
A 32-year-old man who has a body mass index of 32 (morbidly obese) is considering bariatric surgery. In the time leading up to this surgery, which of the following nursing diagnoses will be the primary focus of interventions?
A) Knowledge deficit related to the implications of bariatric surgery B) Altered growth and development related to obesity C) Risk for injury related to obesity D) Spiritual distress related to low body image
What is the function of the thymus gland?
A) Produces stem cells B) Programs B lymphocytes to become regulator or effector B cells C) Develops the lymphatic system D) Programs T lymphocytes to become regulator or effector T cells
A mother brings her 12 month-old son into the clinic for his measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccination. What would the clinic nurse advise the mother about the MMR vaccine?
A) Photophobia and hives might occur. B) There are no documented reactions to an MMR. C) Fever and hypersensitivity reaction might occur. D) Hypothermia might occur.