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5.D he may feel powerlessness thus he doesnt want tmo participate in activities
6.c.ask the residents that what she is unknown about so that can teach her to practise well
7.D.patient may needs care and love .family can provide support to change her mood
8.B,C,F,G
9.A,D,E,F,G
10.D..depression patient cannot concentrate on activities
11.B.he doesnt want waste the foods.
12.1,SHAHADAH....This means reciting sincerely to the profession of muslim
2,SALAT....performing prayersfive times in every day
13.C
14.b,c,f
15.C
16.A
17.C.confirm that what problem she faces
18.B.itching can occur due to dry skin so she needs to drink more fluid
50.A .breath through mouth to reduce breathing difficulty during exercise
25.A
26.deprssion,fear of death,anxiety,lonliness
27.D.its effect will decrease the person who had longterm intake
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d. Following through promptly on cliet fequest 5. An elderly person exhibits passive behavior, apathy, and...
13. Pain at the time of death is a. One of the greatest fears of the...
13. Pain at the time of death is a. One of the greatest fears of the dying person b. Usually of short duration and readily treated with analgesics c. Normal, expected, and unavoidable d. Likely to require high doses of narcotic analgesics 14. Dyspnea, shortness of breath, and irregular breathing patterns are common as death nears. Simple measures to be taken by the nurse to help alleviate mild respiratory difficulty include (Select all that apply.) a. Continue diet as ordered....
The goal is to us 50. The nurse is caring for a patient with a history...
The goal is to us 50. The nurse is caring for a patient with a history of severe cardiac problems. he sion or u exercise to maintain the highest level of function possible. To prevent hypert Valsalva maneuver, precautionary teaching should include directions to: a. Breathe through your mouth while exercising to: b. Start slowluk mouth while exercisind b. Start slowly and work up until you feel short of breath c. Limit exercises to range of motion and stretching d....
7. The most appropriate intervention to use for an elderly client who always stays in his...
7. The most appropriate intervention to use for an elderly client who always stays in his or her room is to: a. Tell the elder, "It's time to go out and see people." b. Use a wheelchair to transport the elder to the activity room. c. Spend one-on-one time discussing the elder's concerns. d. Call the family and request that they visit more often. 8. Which findings in the patient's history lead the nurse to suspect alcohol abuse? (Select al...
presbycusis? (Select all that apply.) a. Stand on the affected side b. Speak much more loudly...
presbycusis? (Select all that apply.) a. Stand on the affected side b. Speak much more loudly c. Use simple statements d. Provide audiovisual tapers e. Repeat information f. Face the client when talking g. Ensure adequate lighting 14. An 85-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital. Clinical indicators of inadequate nutrition include which of the following? (Select all that apply) a. Thin, brittle hair b. Hgb 10.2; Hct 33 c. Thin, dry skin d. Slow reflexes e. Pale conjunctiva 15....
c. The person prefers to be placed in isolation d. The person wants to die. 92....
c. The person prefers to be placed in isolation d. The person wants to die. 92. Everything in the resident's records is a. confidential b. public record c. available for anyone who asks d. available only to the resident's family "I am sure you will be better soon." d. "am here if you need me." 82. A person who is dying usually prefers To be alone. For visitors to tip-toe and whisper. a. b To be in a dark room....
4. Ways a nurse can promote seln-esi a. Using affectionate names like "dear" or "honey b....
4. Ways a nurse can promote seln-esi a. Using affectionate names like "dear" or "honey b. Selecting clothing that the nurse thinks looks good Developing a detailed plan of care, stressing grooming Following through promptly on client request:s 5. An elderly person exhibits passive behavior, apathy, and unwillingness to participate in daily ontrol over his life. The most appropriate nursing diagnosis is: a. Anxiety b. Fear c. Altered self-esteem d. Powerlessness 6. The nurse in charge wants to help the...
313. A 35 year old woman is diagnosed with a peripheral neuropathy. When making her plan...
313. A 35 year old woman is diagnosed with a peripheral neuropathy. When making her plan of care, the nurse knows to include what in patient teaching (Mark all that apply) A. Inspect the lower extremities for skin breakdown. B. Footwear needs to be accurately sixed. C. The disease has a genetic component D. Assistive devices may be needed to reduce the risk of falls E. Ask others for assistance 314. A diabetic patient presents to the clinic and is...
1. Which of the following helps promote the resident's quality of life? a. Having John Smith's...
1. Which of the following helps promote the resident's quality of life? a. Having John Smith's family take his favorite books home. b. Insisting that be a nice attend the sing-along in the day room. C. Helping Mr. Green get to the activities in time for the bowling match. d Dressing Mrs. Jones in a stained dress since she will only get food on it anyway. A nurse tells you to give Mr. Smith a sleeping pill. You tell the...
8. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients in a burn unit. Which wound would...
8. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients in a burn unit. Which wound would most likely heal by primary intention? a. A surgical incision with sutured approximated edges b. A large wound with considerable tissue loss allowed to heal naturally C. A wound left open for several days to allow edema to subside d. A wound healing naturally that becomes infected 9. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients. Which patients would the nurse place at risk...
CHINESE CASE STUDY #1 An elderly, Asian-looking man is admitted to the emergency room with chest...
CHINESE CASE STUDY #1 An elderly, Asian-looking man is admitted to the emergency room with chest pain; difficulty breathing; diaphoresis; vomiting; pale, cold, clammy skin; and apprehension. Three people, speaking a mixture of English and a foreign language to one another, accompany him. The nurse tries to speak English with the man, but he cannot understand anything she says. Accompanying the elderly man are two women (one elderly and very upset and one younger who stands back from the other...
13. Pain at the time of death is a. One of the greatest fears of the dying person b. Usually of short duration and readily treated with analgesics c. Normal, expected, and unavoidable d. Likely to require high doses of narcotic analgesics 14. Dyspnea, shortness of breath, and irregular breathing patterns are common as death nears. Simple measures to be taken by the nurse to help alleviate mild respiratory difficulty include (Select all that apply.) a. Continue diet as ordered....
The goal is to us 50. The nurse is caring for a patient with a history of severe cardiac problems. he sion or u exercise to maintain the highest level of function possible. To prevent hypert Valsalva maneuver, precautionary teaching should include directions to: a. Breathe through your mouth while exercising to: b. Start slowluk mouth while exercisind b. Start slowly and work up until you feel short of breath c. Limit exercises to range of motion and stretching d....
7. The most appropriate intervention to use for an elderly client who always stays in his or her room is to: a. Tell the elder, "It's time to go out and see people." b. Use a wheelchair to transport the elder to the activity room. c. Spend one-on-one time discussing the elder's concerns. d. Call the family and request that they visit more often. 8. Which findings in the patient's history lead the nurse to suspect alcohol abuse? (Select al...
presbycusis? (Select all that apply.) a. Stand on the affected side b. Speak much more loudly c. Use simple statements d. Provide audiovisual tapers e. Repeat information f. Face the client when talking g. Ensure adequate lighting 14. An 85-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital. Clinical indicators of inadequate nutrition include which of the following? (Select all that apply) a. Thin, brittle hair b. Hgb 10.2; Hct 33 c. Thin, dry skin d. Slow reflexes e. Pale conjunctiva 15....
c. The person prefers to be placed in isolation d. The person wants to die. 92. Everything in the resident's records is a. confidential b. public record c. available for anyone who asks d. available only to the resident's family "I am sure you will be better soon." d. "am here if you need me." 82. A person who is dying usually prefers To be alone. For visitors to tip-toe and whisper. a. b To be in a dark room....
4. Ways a nurse can promote seln-esi a. Using affectionate names like "dear" or "honey b. Selecting clothing that the nurse thinks looks good Developing a detailed plan of care, stressing grooming Following through promptly on client request:s 5. An elderly person exhibits passive behavior, apathy, and unwillingness to participate in daily ontrol over his life. The most appropriate nursing diagnosis is: a. Anxiety b. Fear c. Altered self-esteem d. Powerlessness 6. The nurse in charge wants to help the...
313. A 35 year old woman is diagnosed with a peripheral neuropathy. When making her plan of care, the nurse knows to include what in patient teaching (Mark all that apply) A. Inspect the lower extremities for skin breakdown. B. Footwear needs to be accurately sixed. C. The disease has a genetic component D. Assistive devices may be needed to reduce the risk of falls E. Ask others for assistance 314. A diabetic patient presents to the clinic and is...
1. Which of the following helps promote the resident's quality of life? a. Having John Smith's family take his favorite books home. b. Insisting that be a nice attend the sing-along in the day room. C. Helping Mr. Green get to the activities in time for the bowling match. d Dressing Mrs. Jones in a stained dress since she will only get food on it anyway. A nurse tells you to give Mr. Smith a sleeping pill. You tell the...
8. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients in a burn unit. Which wound would most likely heal by primary intention? a. A surgical incision with sutured approximated edges b. A large wound with considerable tissue loss allowed to heal naturally C. A wound left open for several days to allow edema to subside d. A wound healing naturally that becomes infected 9. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients. Which patients would the nurse place at risk...
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