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Q81.   A nurse is providing information about pain control for a client who has acute pain following a total hip replacement. Which of the following client statements indicates an understanding of pain control?

Q76.  The novice nurse is providing teaching to a client recently diagnosed with osteoarthritis. What statement by the nurse is correct?

Q12. A young nursing student is assessing an older patient. The student nurse questions if a sexual history needs to be taken. What response by the faculty is best? 

Q11.  The nurse working in long-term care knows that there are multiple theories regarding aging. The one the nurse most identifies with proposes that the body’s cells are damaged over time leading to damaged organs and organ systems. This description is congruent with which theory?

Q20.   An older adult client with bilateral osteoarthritis of the knees tells the nurse, “I know I need to lose weight, but exercising makes my knees ache.” What instruction should the nurse provide to this client?

Q51.  The home health nurse is caring for a patient experiencing constipation. The patient asks the nurse how to prevent constipation. Which recommendations should the nurse include in their answer to the patient? (Select all that apply.)

Based on what we’ve discussed in this chapter–and all term–where are you on the scale of AI? Discuss your response in your own words, illustrating that you read the chapter.

Template for the Medical Documentation write-up by the students: CC: HPI: Allergies: Medications: Health Maintenance: Surgeries: Hospitalizations: Ongoing Medical Problems: Substance Use: Smoking: ETOH: Recreational drugs: Social Hx: Living situation: Occupation: Sexual hx: Diet: Exercise:  Family Hx: ROS: Constitutional: Integumentary: Eyes: Ear, nose, mouth and throat: Respiratory: Cardiovascular: Gastrointestinal: Genitourinary: Musculoskeletal: Neurologic: Hematologic/Lymphatic: Endocrine: Psychiatric: Physical Exam: For the Physical Exam:  VS:  Cranial nerve exam:  Eyes: Pupillary reflexes, EOM, Accommodation, and visual fields:  Ophthalmoscope exam:  Carotid exam for pulses and bruits:  Thyroid  Chest  Heart  Abdomen  Pulses:  Extremities:  Skin:  Neurologic and Musculoskeletal exam: Sensory testing: Strength testing: Cerebellar exam: Rapid alternating movement (Patty cake maneuver), Finger to nose Heel to shin Regular gait and tandem gait Romberg test: Reflexes: Biceps Patellar and Achilles Babinski MOCA exam: (1) Orientation: (2) Attention: (3) Immediate Memory: (4) Delayed Recall:   MENTAL STATUS EXAM:   Differential Diagnoses and Supporting Evidence: You are only required to list 4 diagnoses, but may list up to 8 Stroke may not be used as a diagnosis, but may be used as supporting evidence. #1: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam: #2: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam:  #3: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam:  #4: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam: #5: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam:  #6: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam:  #7: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam:  #8: Supporting Evidence by History: Supporting evidence on Physical Exam:                

A new member walks into the racquets facility for their first group clinic. The racquets pro warmly greets them by name, the front desk staff smiles and answers their questions about the schedule, and the facility looks clean and inviting—just as the website described. What aspect of branding does this scenario best illustrate?

Which of the following is the most immediate risk for a racquet sports club that resists adopting digital tools like online booking and mobile payments?