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the factor that most likely to interfere the effectiveness of the describing about the prescription by nurse to the patient is (4).That is is the nurse in a hurry, her mind must be not in a calm position to deal with an elderly patient. because elders are staying the life like old childhood, so they have to explain this type of thing very carefully and clearly. without understanding the mentality of the patient, if the nurse described the prescription there will be no use for both of them instead it will caused to make a strugle and hurting. the patient physician relationship is the most important thing to cure a disease well.
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e. Verify the dosage strength of the paicll. f. Handle the patch so the nurse does not touch the medicated surface. 18. Following an appointment with the physician, the nurse is teaching an independent living elderly person about a newly prescribed medication. The factor most likely to interfere with the effectiveness of this process is: a. The client wears a hearing aid. b. The client has a history of hypothyroidism. c. The nurse provided written handouts. d. The nurse is...
the effectiveness of this process is: a. The client wears a hearing aid b. The client...
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d. Following through promptly on cliet fequest 5. An elderly person exhibits passive behavior, apathy, and...
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e. Verify the dosage strength of the paicll. f. Handle the patch so the nurse does not touch the medicated surface. 18. Following an appointment with the physician, the nurse is teaching an independent living elderly person about a newly prescribed medication. The factor most likely to interfere with the effectiveness of this process is: a. The client wears a hearing aid. b. The client has a history of hypothyroidism. c. The nurse provided written handouts. d. The nurse is...
the effectiveness of this process is: a. The client wears a hearing aid b. The client has a history of hypothyroidism. c. The nurse provided written handouts d. The nurse is in a hurry 19. Elderly individuals are more lily to experience adverse drug reactions because of: a. The number of medications they take daily b. Physiologic changes in metabolism and excretion e. Higher percentage of body fluid d. Cognitive changes e. Interactions with foods and OTC Preparations r. Decreased...
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