Select the correct answer. The primary care nurse practition…

Select the correct answer. The primary care nurse practitioner (NP) receives a call from a family caregiver of an 81-year-old adult with a history of diabetes and hypertension who was discharged following an 4-day admission for pneumonia last week. The caregiver reports that since discharge, the patient has experienced intermittent middle of the night awakening and day-time sleepiness, difficulty concentrating, periodic confusion, and forgetfulness. These issues did not exist prior to the hospitalization, and the caregiver is concerned. The nurse practitioner assigns a working diagnosis of delirium. Which of the following is the most specific pertinent positive finding supporting this diagnosis? 

When providing health care for pregnant women at a prenatal…

When providing health care for pregnant women at a prenatal clinic, the nurse recognizes there are many different barriers to access to care for the pregnant woman.  Which of the following are the most significant barriers to care?  Select all that apply.