A patient has a new prescription for a blood pressure medication that may cause him to feel dizzy during the first few days of therapy. Which is the best nursing diagnosis for this situation? a Activity intolerance b Risk for injury c Disturbed body image d Self-care deficit

Q: ___________ refers to the exploration of feelings of sorrow, anger, and guilt over the experience of…

A: We know that expression of feelings such as anger, guilt, and/or sorrow related to the experience of…

Q: What should you do first if an individual has a serious reaction to food or drink?

A: The severe allergic reaction due to food or drink is known as anaphylaxis.It may cause severe…

Q: Forms of assessment to compare and contrast are: Assessing MENTAL STATUS Assessing PSCHOSOCIAL,…

A: In a healthcare setting the role of the nurse is to provide care to the patient based on the…

Q: Below are terms connected to Ida Jean Orlando’s Nursing Process. In your own words, I want you to…

A: Ida jean Orlando's nursing process is all about the theory depicting the work with patients nurses…

Q: ___________ refers to the exploration of feelings of sorrow, anger, and guilt over the experience of…

A: Investigation of feelings such as anger, guilt, and/or sorrow related to the experience of loss is…

Q: A patient is undergoing major surgery and asks the nurse about a living will. He states, “I don’t…

A: Health services have a particular trust-based interaction with their patients. Confidence is one of…

Q: which of the following is the best definition of the term geriatrics   a) a specialty that focuses…

A: Ageing is defined as the process where progressive physiological changes occurs in the body that…

Q: A client will be sent home on diuretic therapy and has a prescription for liquid potassium chloride…

A: Nursing care is the field of clinical practice of administration of drug ,patient counselling and…

Q: 1 You notice a change in a coworker's behaviors. They are showing mood swings, at times slurred…

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: long-term care services must be varied because: (Level 1) Group of answer choices

A: Long term care services are the health care facilities for the patients like elderly people.  The…

Q: C. Discuss the following barriers of accessing health care 1. Personal/Family a. Acceptability b.…

A: Diabetes requires early detection, treatment, and self-management in order to avoid and control the…

Q: A nurse who cared for a dying patient and his family docu-ments that the family is experiencing a…

A: In hospitals or in health care centers, the nurses play a significant role in executing a planned…

Q: Relapse is not part of recovery, it simply means that you are not recovering at all. A.  True…

A: Some diseases show recurrence. The long term disease may display a relapse phase. Though, relapse…

Q: The client diagnosed with bipolar disorder continues to be hyperactive and to lose weight. Which of…

A: Bipolar disorder is a mental illness where the person suffers from mood changes and depression. It…

Q: When administering beta blockers, the nurse will follow which guideline for administration and…

A: The usage of beta-blockers might result in bradycardia and low blood pressure, in spite of the fact…

Q: 1. When discussing palliative care with a patient, what would you say are the goals? (Mark all that…

A: Please note, in keeping with the site guidelines and in order to provide an accurate and detailed…

Q: A nurse caring for patients in a long-term care facility isimplementing interventions to help…

A: Gerontology  It is the study of ageing process, that focuses on, Ageing process Age related health…

Q: A home health nurse is planning care for a client who has Alzheimer’s disease. Which of the…

A: Alzheimer's disease steadily affects memory, thinking, and the capability to perform the simplest…

Q: 7. When developing a plan of care for a hospitalized child, nurse Mary knows that children in which…

A: The children's attains the many developmental milestones and start to learn the things through…

Q: When taking a patient’s drug history, the nurse asks about use of over-the-counter drugs. The…

A: Over the counter, drugs are the one which sold to consumers without doctor's prescription. OTC drugs…

Q: A nurse is guiding a patient in the practice of meditation.Which teaching point is most useful in…

A: Meditation is a nursing accessible complementary therapy, which is easy to learn and practice.…

Q: A hospitalized patient is complaining of having difficulty sleeping. Which action will the nurse…

A: Provide an environment that is restful, and reduce loud noise.

Q: High cardiac disease rates in young male African-Americans could be reduced by targetted…

A: The recent data shows increased cardiac diseases in the young male African Americans .  It occurs…

Q: The nurse is instructing an elderly patient on how to use his walker. Which education strategies are…

A: Ageing process There are several structural and functional alteration occur during ageing process.…

Q: A nurse administering medications to a variety of patients on a medical-surgical floor recognizes…

A: Medication adherence (taking medications correctly) is the duration to which the clients take their…

Q: The nurse is assessing a patient for possible substance abuse. Which assessment finding indicates…

A: The administration of the drug to the patient is carried out by a nurse in the healthcare setting.…

Q: Define and explain briefly related terms. a. Functional Assessment b. Mental Health c. Vital…

A: Definition and explanation of the terms are as follows:

Q: Discuss the following barriers of accessing health care as it pertains to diabetes: 1.…

A: The activities and behaviors that a person engages in to control and treat their diabetes are…