When inserting a urinary catheter into the male patient, the nurse should hold the penis
a. nearly level with the abdomen c. at a 90 degree angle to the body
b. at a 45 degree angle to the body d. so it points toward the chest
C
When inserting a urinary catheter into the male patient, the nurse should hold the penis perpendicular to the body, or at a 90 degree angle.
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1. a genetic counselor 2. a home health nurse 3. an obstetrician 4. a physical therapist
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a. tell the patient to consult the health practi-tioner before using nonprescription drugs. b. educate the patient about the side effects of regular laxative use. c. tell the patient to avoid laxatives because they can interfere with medications al-ready being taken. d. tell the patient to consult a dietician about ways to correct chronic constipation.
Older adults are often abused. Who is usually the abuser?
A. Adult child B. Home health aides C. Long-term care nursing assistants D. Spouses
A client taking calcium supplements needs to be advised to avoid which of the following foods because of a decreased absorption of calcium? Select all that apply.
1. Nuts
2. Seeds
3. Tofu
4. Ice cream
5. Legumes