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- Emotional
- Spiritual
- Social
- Mental
- Emotional
- Do you have family who visit you regularly?
- Have you tried to schedule a cleaning service?
- What amount of cleaning have you been doing in the
- Are you friendly with your neighbors?
- Do you have family who visit you regularly?
- Planning an introductory program for the community
- Defining the community
- Assessing the community
- Formulating questions to ask community leaders
- Defining the community
Mrs. Williams is an 89-year-old independent woman who lives alone and has severe arthritis in her hands. Over the last few months the arthritis has gotten worse and she is concerned because she can no longer clean her apartment. What question by the nurse would gain the most usable information to assist with this concern?
past?
When planning a community program related to Healthy People 2020, the critical first step involves
When utilizing the website www.healthypeople.gov, the nurse notes completing of the first 2 areas in the acronym MAP-IT while working on a project for a Hispanic community within a large city. What action by the nurse would fulfill the next step in this process?
- Planning a community kick-off event at the school gym
- Evaluating what changes are needed before the next
- Developing a goal for the community involved
- Facilitating input by scheduling a community meeting
- Developing a goal for the community involved
- Creating a nursing care plan
- Formulating a nursing diagnosis
- Asking the appropriate questions
- Maintaining privacy
- Formulating a nursing diagnosis
- Entry
- Exploratory
- Focused
- Comprehensive
- Comprehensive
- Worries about appearance
- Reports of hair loss
- Anxious appearance
- Itching sensation all over the body
- Anxious appearance
- Perform a bladder scan
- Collect a urinalysis
- Apply suprapubic pressure
- Verify positioning of the catheter
- Verify positioning of the catheter
event
How does a nurse best facilitate the nursing health assessment?
When a client first enters the hospital for an elective surgical procedure, the nurse should perform an assessment termed
A client reports sudden hair loss and a continuous itching sensation all over the body. The client appears anxious and seems to be worried about her appearance. Which abnormal findings should the nurse classify as objective data?
The nurse observes no urine output in a client's indwelling urinary catheter drainage bag. What is the nurse's first action?
_____ is a mnemonic that can help the nurse ask specific questions when performing an assessment, while _____ is a mnemonic that can help the nurse remember the steps in the nursing process
OLD CART; ADPIE
Which of the following are part of the preinterview of the nurse-patient interview? Select all that apply
- Establishing the agenda
- Identifying the patient's emotional cues
- Taking time for reflection
- Generating diagnostic hypotheses
- Setting goals for the interview
- Taking notes
- Taking time for reflection
- Setting goals for the interview
- Taking notes
Remember that in a genogram, females are represented by _____ and males are represented by _____ Circles; squares When using the CAGE questionnaire, the nurse elicits three affirmative responses when asking the patient about alcohol use. The question most appropriate to ask
next would be:
- Do you take illegal drugs?
- Tell me why you drink so much
- Is there a family history of alcohol abuse?
- Do you ever drink then drive?
- Do you ever drink then drive?
- Educational goals
- Nutrition
- Health care practitioners
- High-risk behaviors
- Wound care
- Nutrition
- Health care practitioners
- High-risk behaviors
- Seek cultural compassion
- Seek cultural encounters
- Become culturally skillful
- Become ethnically expert
- Become culturally knowledgeable
- Seek cultural encounters
- Become culturally skillful
- Become culturally knowledgeable
- Collaborative partnerships
- Religious structures
- Self-awareness
- Respectful communication
- Collaborative partnerships
- Self-awareness
- Respectful communication
You are attending a seminar on transcultural nursing at a nursing conference. What aspects of culture relevant to health assessment would you expect to be discussed?Mark all that apply.
When studying Campinha-Bacote's model of cultural competency in the delivery of health care, you learn that cultural desire is viewed as the motivation for the nurse to want to do what? Mark all that apply.
When listening to a lecture, the students learn that there are three dimensions of cultural humility, which include (select all that apply)
When performing a cultural assessment, an important point to remember would be
- that alternative therapies are reasons for seeking care
- that definitions of family differ
- to use first names of those you are speaking to
- that the cultural/ethnic background is evident in the
- that definitions of family differ
- A psychosocial condition
- An ethnic belief
- A cultural-bound syndrome
- A spiritually defined illness
- An ethnic belief
- How we view the world
- Shared ideas, rules, and meanings
- Cognitive ability of the patient
- How we experience the world physically
- How we behave in relation to other people
- How we view the world
- Shared ideas, rules, and meanings
- How we behave in relation to other people
- Moisture and contour
- Temperature and vibrations
- Contour and temperature
- Vibrations and moisture
- Temperature and vibrations
- Wear gloves with each patient contact
- Put on a cover gown when entering a patient's room
- Change white coat frequently
- Wash hands before and after patient contact
- Change white coat frequently
- Wash hands before and after patient contact
- Examining the tongue
- Testing facial sensation
- Invoking the blink reflex
- Inverting the eyelid
- Examining the tongue
patient's appearance
The "evil eye" is an example of what?
T/F The meaning of ethnicity is broader than the term culture True When culture is defined as a system, what components would be included? Mark all that apply.
The ulnar edge of the hand if is highly receptive to which of the following sensations?
The new RN is now performing the examination of the abdomen. What order of examination techniques would be correct?1) Palpation 2) Auscultation 3) Inspection 4) Percussion 1) Inspection 2) Auscultation 3) Percussion 4) Palpation Note this is just the order for the abdomen because percussion increases bowel motility and alter the sounds heard on auscultation. The usual order is inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation To adhere to standard precautions, the nurse should remember to (select all that apply)
Equipment used in conducting a physical examination includes a 2x2 gauze pad. What is this used for?
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