Medicine

which type of therapeutic communication is most important for the nurse to use when caring for a patient with major depression?
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the nurse is assessing a client's tonsils and note that they touch the uvula. what documentation is correct?
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Which of the following would be most important for the nurse in the evaluation phase of the nursing process?a. Patient satisfaction with drug therapyb. Evidence of therapeutic drug effectsc. Development of minor adverse drug effectsd. The possibility of noncompliance with drug therapy
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which of the following is the leading nutrition-related cause of death in the united states? a. pneumonia b. cancer c. diabetes d. heart disease
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which war helped to expand the role of the nurse practitioner to include advanced emergency procedures??
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according to research, effects of psychoactive drugs on a user are influenced by blank .multiple choice question.the antecedent factors in the user's immediate social grouphis or her expectations of the effects they will producethe intelligence quotient of the userhis or her personality traits
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which action would the nurse take to reduce the risk of infection among patients and staff when administering an enema to an older adult patient with dementia?
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Health communication has often relied on which of the following to measure the impact of a health communication intervention?Upsteam interventionsLeading health indicatorsHierarchy of effectsDownstream interventions
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which of the following assessments would be the most useful in determining the possible cause of a patient's altered mental status?
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which approach would the nursing staff take to fulfill the nutritional needs of a client experiencing periods of extreme mania and hyperactivity?
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a patient undergoing inhaled ipratropium therapy visits the clinic for a follow-up visit. which report would the nurse anticipate from the patient?
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Which type of stroke is associated with blockage?
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a 13-year-old patient who recently begin menstruating tells the nurse that she has had irregular bleeding since her cycle began. what does the nurse tell the patient
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what is sudden cardiac dysfunction and arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease?
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the nurse develops a goal that makes a client feel as if the client is engaging in a competition. which type of motivation is the nurse using in this situation?
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an automatic external defibrillator (aed) is available to treat a client who goes into cardiac arrest. the nurse uses this equipment to determine cardiac rhythm by doing which?
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Which one of the following is highly suspicious for non-accidental trauma in a pediatric patient?
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A medical term formed from the first letters of a word in a set phrase that can be spoken as a wholeword and usually contains a vowel isa) an acronym.b) from modern language.c) an eponym.d) composed of word parts.
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A nurse is teaching a class about error-prone abbreviations in medication prescriptions. The nurse should include that which of the following prescriptions has acceptable abbreviations.
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which statement by a parent indicates the need for further teaching about nutrition in preschoolers?
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According to Mary C. Lamia what is fear support your answer with evidence
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supraperiosteal injections are NOT recommended when there is (are):a. close proximity to infectionb. close proximity to inflammationc. several teeth to be anesthetizedd. all options listed
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gus is not feeling well, and the nurse notes that his blood glucose is 42 mg/dl. he is awake but feels a bit confused and lightheaded. he is diaphoretic (sweaty). which action by the nurse is most appropriate?
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which statement by the nursing student about when to measure vital signs indcates the need for further learning
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