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You are caring for Mrs. Thompson, an 80-year-old woman with a history of osteoarthritis, degenerative spine disorder, and mild cognitive impairment. She is also on multiple medications for hypertension, diabetes, and depression. Mrs. Thompson reports chronic back pain and occasional sharp pain in her knees, but her communication of the pain is unclear due to her cognitive decline. You are tasked with assessing her pain and creating an appropriate pain management plan. Which of the following factors should you consider when developing Mrs. Thompson’s pain management plan? 

A nurse is caring for a Korean patient admitted for gastric ulcers who prefers to eat traditional foods like kimchi, Bulgogi (marinated beef or pork), vegetables and rice during their hospital stay. Which of the following approaches best reflects cultural care preservation/maintenance of Leninger’s Theory of Culture Care Diversity and  Universality ?

Which of the following may be used to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen?

Guideline IV for Use of Eye Protection During Surgical Procedures suggests that used goggles should be discarded in regular waste bins.

What is the weight of a 10kg lawnmower?

A nurse is educating a group of older adults on fall prevention strategies. Which statement made by a participant indicates a correct understanding of the teaching?

What are the two main safety factors a nurse needs to consider when educating patients on complementary and alternative medicine?

A nurse is conducting a community education session on cancer prevention. Which statement made by a participant indicates a need for further teaching?

A patient in the emergency department presents with superficial cuts on the wrists. The patient admits to self-harm as a coping mechanism for emotional distress. What is the nurse’s initial priority?

A nurse is assessing a 22-year-old male during a routine wellness visit. The client reports frequently engaging in activities such as vaping, binge drinking on weekends, and occasionally driving home after having “just a couple of drinks.” He also states that he does not consistently use protection during sexual activity but believes he is at “low risk” for any health consequences. Which response by the nurse demonstrates the most appropriate clinical judgment?