A client’s risk for pressure sore development according to t…

A client’s risk for pressure sore development according to the Braden Scale is as follows: Sensory perception: 4Moisture: 4Activity: 2Mobility: 2Nutrition: 1Friction and Shear: 3From this assessment, the nurse determines that the client’s risk for pressure sore development is:

All electronic devices (cell phone), notes, lab manual, text…

All electronic devices (cell phone), notes, lab manual, textbook etc. must be put away before starting this exam *just having your cell phone out and available is considered cheating. –>Questions will be presented one-at-a-time and you will not be able to go back to a question once you submit each answer. Note: any HL flags for LOOKING AWAY FROM THE SCREEN = “losing focus” or any interpretation by Mrs. Colley that you are “looking down or looking around to read unauthorized materials” during the test will result in a 10-point deduction. It is your job to make sure that none of your behaviors during the exam can be interpreted as academic misconduct!  You have 45 minutes and one attempt, good luck!

A client with a diagnosis of non-insulin dependent diabetes…

A client with a diagnosis of non-insulin dependent diabetes reports she has not been able to follow through with recommendations to walk 20-25 minutes after her dinner meal due to leg pain. In this situation, the nurse should revise which phase of the nursing process?