A nurse is conducting a class for a group of older adult women about Kegel exercises and the situations in which they would be effective. After teaching the group, the nurse determines tht hte teaching was successful when the group identifies that these exercises would be effective for which condition?
Author: Anonymous
Answer Question 6. Place the answer in the blank below. answ…
Answer Question 6. Place the answer in the blank below. answer in lower case letters.
A nurse in the ambulatory clinic assesses a 53 year old woma…
A nurse in the ambulatory clinic assesses a 53 year old woman who states, “last night all of a sudden I got really sick, got really hot, and started sweating; then I had chill, and my chest was pounding.” Which action by the nurse is priority?
A nurse is applying Functional Consequences Theory to assess…
A nurse is applying Functional Consequences Theory to assessment of older adults. Which situation best demonstrates the effect of physical environment on the older adult?
Until recently, an older adult client lived alone in the cli…
Until recently, an older adult client lived alone in the client’s own home. The client fell and fractured an ankle and was placed in along term care facility for physical therapy. After the physical therapy was finished, the client told the nurse, “I want to stay at the facility; I am happy living there and I like the social interaction.” Which theory of aging best describes the status if this client?
A nurse who provides care in a larger inner-city hospital co…
A nurse who provides care in a larger inner-city hospital comes into contact with older adults from a wide variety of cultural groups. How is culture most likely to influence the assessment and management of pain?
A home health nurse performs an admission on an older adult…
A home health nurse performs an admission on an older adult client. The client expresses concern over “embarrassing urinary issues.” The client’s blood pressure is 130/90, with the clients last bowel movement 1 day ago. Which area addresses the client’s goals?
A nurse evaluates the plan of care for a client who experien…
A nurse evaluates the plan of care for a client who experienced an ischemic stroke. Which assessment finding should signal the nurse to the possibility that the client has developed dysphagia?
Competitive release is most likely to occur when a
Competitive release is most likely to occur when a
The portion of the fundamental niche that an organism actual…
The portion of the fundamental niche that an organism actually exploits in the presence of competitors is called its ________ niche.