Molly, a registered nurse, is tending to a resident, Mr. Kim…

Molly, a registered nurse, is tending to a resident, Mr. Kim, in a long-term care facility who has been experiencing sleep disturbances. The resident is new to the facility, has been declining therapy, and has shown reduced appetite. The nurse infers that the resident may be struggling to adapt. Consequently, the nurse decides to convene with the patient’s care team. The team opts to evaluate the resident’s willingness to engage in group recreational activities, which the resident consents to. Following a week, the nurse revisits the care plan and observes a significant improvement in Mr. Kim’s sleep pattern. Which of the subsequent terms most appropriately characterize the procedures employed in the nurse’s plan?   (Select all that apply.)

A  26 year old female patient is being seen in the urgent ca…

A  26 year old female patient is being seen in the urgent care clinic for dysuria and urinary urgency but has no fever. She  provides a urine sample for urinalysis via a dipstick.  The nurse notes that the urine is hazy and the presence of  levels of  leukocyte esterase.  What is the most appropriate intervention by the nurse? 

A 28-year-old male patient has been admitted due to third-de…

A 28-year-old male patient has been admitted due to third-degree burns on both calves, requiring a skin graft. The care plan entails a 3-day inpatient stay followed by 6 months of outpatient treatment, including home care and dressing changes. When is the most appropriate time for the nurse to commence the educational plan.