why do we educate patient that take Warfarin and what nursing intervention should the nurse do?
why do we educate patient that take Warfarin and what nursing intervention should the nurse do?
a nurse is caring for a patient who reports restless leg syndrome. what nursing intervention should help reduce unpleasant sensations related to this sleep disorder
1. As a nurse, how will you educate an older adult patient that has physiological changes related to aging? (5 points) 2. A patient with a 30 year 1 ppd history of smoking was admitted to your unit because of shortness of breath. The patient has history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The patient was wheezing. What factors that may affect gas changes on this patient? (5 points) 3. A patient was diagnosed with respiratory failure. She was on...
1. Provide discharge instructions to ADHD Patient Include what the patient should do, should not do, and specific accommodations relating to patient 2.ADHD patient: Provide medication education. Include why they will take the medication, how much they will take, how often they will take, the route, side effects, and what they need to monitor, et 3. Educate ADHD patient on signs and symptoms of potential problems and when to call the doctor 4. Explain ADHD in a way that the...
A nurse is caring for patient with flaccid lower extremities. which nursing intervention is most appropriate to help prevent foot drop in this client? A. elevate the lower extremities on two pillows. B. place the patient in high top tennis or foam boots. C. place trochanter rolls on the lateral side of each leg. D. utilize an over-the cradle at the foot of bed.
select the most appropriate reason why a patient on warfarin therapy should not use glucocorticoids. a.because glucocorticoids can inhibit the bodys response to warfarin b.because warfarin can inhibit the action of glucocorticoids c.because glucocorticoids can increase the requirement for warfarin d.none of the above
what specific preoperative nursing measures should the nurse review with the patient to help decrease the risk of postoperative complications
PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Anticoagulants - Coumadin A patient is taking phenytoin, warfarin (Coumadin), promethazine (Phenergan), meperidine (Demerol), and diazepam (Valium) 1. Prepare a patient medication teaching plan for this patient being sure to include specifics about probable drug interactions 2. During the teaching session, the patient shares that he plans to start taking OTC products to boost his energy. What is the nurse's best response to the patient's comment being sure to explain the rationale for your...
1. As a nurse, what teachings will you provide to educate your patient on how to prevent skin damage and skin cancer? 2). A patient was a victim of whiplash injury and sustained a spinal injury and is now quadriplegic. Create a care plan for this patient in order to prevent pressure sores.
what nursing assessment guides a nurse to suction the patient? how do the nurse know suctioning was effective? what is normal Oximetry. when to be concerned. what affects reading? PLEASE DON'T ANSWER IF YOU ARE NOT SURE..THIS FOR EXAM :) THANKS
A nurse is caring for a client who fell at a nursing home. The client is oriented to person, place,and time and can follow directions. Identify 5 nursing interventions and the rationales for each intervention that the nurse should take to prevent falls. A nurse manager is reviewing with nurses on the unit in the care of a client who has had a seizure. Identify 5 nursing interventions and the rationales for each intervention that the nurse should take as...