Question 14 of 20 A parent brings a child to the clinic with symptoms of weight loss paleness, fatigue and not growing What question about the child's envir onment should the nurse ask the parent bas ed on these symptoms? "Are you a single parent?" "Do you have pets in your home?" "Do you live near a hydroelectric facility?" "How old is the house that you live in?"

Select the serum substance that should be measured to aid the diagnosis of restless leg syndrome. Potassium D Ferritin B Magnesium D Albumin

The nurse is providing care to multiple clients. During which client interaction(s)will the nurse ask about the level of pain the client is experiencing? Select all that apply. The nurse is assisting a client to a supine position following a lumbar puncture. D The nurse is completing the admission database with a newly admitted client. The nurse is making rounds and taking a client's vital signs at the scheduled time. D The nurse views a client, who previously denied pain, sitting in a chair visiting with family. D The nurse had administered an oral analgesic 5 minutes ago for the client's report of pain.

Which of the following is a reaction to a chronic injury? Isolation Shock Frustration Fear

Which of the following can be considered short term goals of a rehabilitation program? Control pain Control swelling Restore range of motion All of the above

When should you incorporate isokinetic exercises in a rehabilitation program? Right away Within the first 24 hours Never In the later state of the rehabilitation process

Which vein(s)is/are a commonly used site for venipunctures? Select one: A. Median cubital B. Basilic C. Cephalic D. All of the above

The nurse has taught a client with chronic pain about pain management techniques. Which of the following statements by the client would require follow-up? 1. "Biofeedback can help me control my body's response to pain." 2. "I should use a single type of analgesic to achieve the best pain control." 3. "I can watch a movie or listen to music to help distract me from my pain." 4."Some medications that are used to treat other conditions may help decrease neuropathic pain."

Which action would the nurse implement when feeding a patient who is prescribed aspiration precautions? Select all that apply. One, some or all responses may be correct. $\square $ Telling the patient to open the mouth Encouraging the patient to feel the food in the mouth Asking the patient to cough to clear the airway Rushing the patient to finish the meal as soon as possible Teaching the patient to raise the tongue to the roof of the mouth when eating

Which of the following should you do to protect yourself from infection if you're taking care of someone who has the flu? Take the infected person to a crowded place. Give the infected person a vaccine. Disinfect objects the infected person has touched. Give the infected person a few liquids.

A substance that provides an athletic advantage, also known as performance enhancing drugs. $\square $