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A nurse is providing end-of-life care for an 89-year-old diabetic client diagnosed with acute renal failure. Which nursing consideration should the nurse employ when addressing the basic needs of the client and family members?

A nurse has to open a bed for a client. What is the rationale for leaving the bed in the low position?

During a bed bath the nurse observes drainage from the client’s eye. Which guideline should the nurse follow when removing secretions from the eye? Select all that apply.

A is nurse caring for an unresponsive client. Which position will encourage fluids to drain out of the mouth and thus prevent choking when providing the client oral care?

What is the rationale behind the nurse’s review of the use of the bedside “nurse’s call” system with the client?

The nurse is orienting the client to the facility. Which personal items should the nurse encourage the client to send home with family members? Select all that apply.

Which statement most accurately describes a nursing action associated with standard precautions?

What client information must the nurse have to ensure is available on the ID band? Select all that apply.

Which type of thermometer would provide the nurse with the quickest and most noninvasive method for obtaining the client’s temperature?

A nurse is caring for an older adult client who is very ill. The nurse uses a lifting sheet to transfer the client from the bed to the stretcher. How does transfer by lifting sheet help the client?