QUESTION 76
Nursing interventions designed to decrease the risk of infection in a client with an indwelling catheter include:
QUESTION 77
A client tells the nurse that she has had a history of urinary tract infections
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QUESTION 76
Nursing interventions designed to decrease the risk of infection in a client with an indwelling catheter include:
QUESTION 77
A client tells the nurse that she has had a history of urinary tract infections. The nurse would do further health teaching if she verbalizes she will:
QUESTION 78
The nurse provides a male client with diet teaching so that he can help prevent constipation in the future. Which food choices indicate that this teaching has been understood?
QUESTION 79
The nurse teaches a male client ways to reduce the risks associated with furosemide therapy. Which of the following indicates that he understands this teaching?
QUESTION 80
The nurse would be sure to instruct a client on the signs and symptoms of an eye infection and hemorrhage. These signs and symptoms would include:
QUESTION 81
With a geriatric client, the nurse should also assess whether he has been obtaining a yearly vaccination against influenza. Why is this assessment important?
QUESTION 82
Which of the following menu choices would indicate that a client with pressure ulcers understands the role diet plays in restoring her albumin levels?
QUESTION 83
The nurse observes that a client has difficulty chewing and swallowing her food. A nursing response designed to reduce this problem would include:
QUESTION 84
When a client with pancreatitis is discharged, the nurse needs to teach him how to prevent another occurrence of acute pancreatitis. Which of the following statements would indicate he has an understanding of his disease?
QUESTION 85
A 54-year-old client is admitted to the hospital with a possible gastric ulcer. He is a heavy smoker. When discussing his smoking habits with him, the nurse should advise him to:
QUESTION 86
Iron dextran (Imferon) is a parenteral iron preparation. The nurse should know that it:
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