client is receiving haloperidol (Haldol). He has stiff muscles, restlessness and internal jumpiness. Which one would be MOST appropriate for the nurse to administer to decrease the client's symptoms?

Q: The nurse recognizes that manifestations of NSAID toxicity include a )constipation.b )nausea and…

A: NSAID or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs belongs to a class of drugs that are used for the…

Q: What is the significance of the nursing process on the medication administration process? State at…

A: The nursing process is a vital part. This allows the nurse to plan the care based on steps which…

Q: Stan said, “ I am always down on myself and feeling hopeless”. The therapist asked if there are any…

A: The exception questions are main technique of Solution focused brief therapy ( SFBT). This is…

Q: What are the nurses possible courses of action and the likely legal implications of suicide?

A: Terminal illness is painful and stressful. It deteriorates the quality of life of the patient. It is…

Q: Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic when a client on behavioral health unit continually…

A: KEY WORDS:- Delusion - It is a mental disorder in which client have false belief about reality. It…

Q: How can nurses prevent medication errors?

A: Medication errors may cause serious side effects to patients and may increase the length of stay in…

Q: how can a nurse impact patient outcomes for patients who are at risk for a stroke?

A: Stroke:It is a syndrome of rapidly developing clinical signs due to disturbance in cerebral function…

Q: Describe assessment activities designed to identify a patient's physical, psychosocial, and…

A: Patient safety is important to ensure better health outcomes. Safe patient care increases patient…

Q: What nursing actions can you take to assist a patient who is constipated?

A: When an individual experiences less than normal frequency of bowel movements, then that individual…

Q: Implement nursing care measures for patients with special communication needs ?

A: A nursing care plan provides direction to the nurse on how to provide the best treatment to the…

Q: Why do nurses need to know about pathophysiology?

A: Pathophysiology is considered a study of disordered physiological processes that act as a sign or…

Q: How would the evidence for pre-eclampsia influence your choice of nursing interventions if you…

A: Often nursing interventions have a critical role in hospitals or medical institutes to save patients…

Q: A nurse is caring for a client who has schizophrenia and is taking haloperidol. The nurse should…

A: Haloperidol is a major antipsychotic drug that is used in schizophrenia treatment. It is categorized…

Q: What are  the personal implications for  nurses involved in  medication errors?

A: A pharmaceutical mistake is characterized as "a disappointment within the treatment handle that…

Q: How can an early warning system for nursing care make a difference in patient outcomes and provide…

A: INTRODUCTION- In any country, Patient harm related to care is a leading cause of disease burden,…

Q: Identify approaches for establishing presence with patients ?

A: Health care services refer to the action performed by health care professionals in order to prevent,…

Q: list the Major four priority nursing interventions for a client at-risk for suicide?

A: A nursing intervention is an action performed by a nurse on duty to the patient in order to improve…

Q: What is the bedside nurse’s role in dissemination or communication of clinical findings?

A: Here we have to discuss about the role of a bedside nurse in communication of clinical findings.

Q: Discuss two (2) types of behavior from a staff nurse can be considered disruptive? What intervention…

A: Disruptive behavior is a type of behavior in which a person behaves arrogantly. Examples of…

Q: Are registered nurses who are employed directly by the patient to provide private nursing services…

A: Private nurses are Registered Nursing professionals (RN) hired directly by the patients according to…

Q: As a nurse, how will you manage a family who has lost a baby diagnosed with SIDS?

A: Sudden infant death syndrome(SIDS), also called as cot/crib death is an unexplained or unexpected…

Q: What are three differences between dementia and delirium? Can a client who has dementia also…

A: Common health problems of elderly There are several common health problems in elderly including…

Q: According to the textbook, what are the most common risk areas in a health care organization that…

A: Healthcare is a critical factor in increasing people's overall physical, mental, and social…

Q: How should we address the shortage of nurses?

A: Nurses are responsible for providing direct care o the patient. They are the largest group of health…

Q: what is rational or irrational prescription? how we can identify it?

A: Medicines are some compounds, mostly drugs given to the person to recover from the disease or…

Q: How can patient care nursing interventions be implemented or improved for obsessive-compulsive…

A: Nursing care interventions can be defined as those measures that are based on the research and are…

Q: Which medication is the physician most likely to order for a patient experiencing alcohol withdrawal…

A: The person on alcohol withdrawal will experience severe and life-threatening issues. Management of…

Q: Differentiate the types of appointments methods and tell us which one believe is the most effective

A: Different types of appinment method.   Type of Scheduling Best For Stream Scheduling…

Q: How would one go about  Increasing Outpatient Care?

A: Outpatient care refers to the services provided to outpatients. Outpatients are those that visit the…

Q: Using the nursing process, how would you “identify” a patient at risk for suicide or “engage” with a…

A: Introduction- The nursing process is a systematic guide for patient centered care. It has 5 steps,…

Q: How can the nurse influence new oncology treatments in children?

A: Abnormal cell growth occurs in cancer. There are various types of cancer depending on the area or…

Q: What is Medication-withdrawal studies ?

A: Introduction- Drug or medication withdrawal is a functional response to an effectively lowered drug…

Q: Therapeutic communication techniques by the nurse include which of the following? (Select all that…

A: Therapeutic communication is the interpersonal interaction between the patient and the nurse that…

Q: How can nurses prevent

A: Medication errors may cause serious side effects to patients and may increase the length of stay in…

Q: What are the standards and processes for involuntary admission of persons who are mentally ill?

A: Three types of involuntary treatment are emergency detentions ( immediate psychiatric help sought,…

Q: most important things for a Nurse to remember?

A: introduction:  A person trained to care for the sick or illness, especially in a hospital.

Q: nurses make a significant impact on outcomes for perioperative patients? Why or why not

A: A perioperative nurse provide care for a patient who is undergoing a surgical procedure.

Q: How does recreational drugs affects the health of a call center agent?

A: Recreational drugs are chemical substances consumed for mainly for enjoyment, leisure and it was not…

Q: What is the purpose of the code of professional conduct for nurses? Where can you find this…

A: In the healthcare industry, nursing plays a significant role in the care for an individual or a…