Describe assessments and priority interventions of the Spinal Cord Injury Assessment  Intervention Respiratory   Cardiovascular   Fluid and Nutritional   Bladder and Bowel

ns n vity) 1. When discussing palliative care with a patient, what would you say are the goals? (Mark all that apply.) a. Improvement in the quality of life b. Providing bereavement support C. Management of family values d. Relieving suffering e. Communication among family members ANSWER: RATIONALE: 2. You are assessing an older adult patient for a closed head injury after a motor vehicle accident. What reflex would you assess for? The pig reflex b. The grasp reflex c. The snout reflex d. The spinal reflex ANSWER: RATIONALE: а. 3. A 75-year-old female patient tells you that she is sexually active but that it causes her pain when she has intercourse. What would you suggest to alleviate this pain? Warm baths a. b. Only use a side-lying position Cold application d. Have sex in the morning c. ANSWER: RATIONALE: 4. What would be important to assess when detecting alcohol use disorders in older adults? a. Increasing appetite b. Impaired proprioception Blood sugar control problems d.…

5. A client comes to the health care provider's office for a visit. The client has been seen in this office on occasion for the past 5 years and arrives today complaining of a fever and sore throat. Which type of assessment would the nurse most likely perform? A. Comprehensive assessment B. Ongoing assessment C. Focused assessment D.emergency assessment KINDLY EXPLAIN EACH ANSWER. WHY IT IS THE CORRECT ANSWER AND WHY IT IS NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER

10. Discuss how cultural and ethnic context influence choice and success of treatment (e.g., factors that lead to premature termination of treatment).

1.What are poition statement in nursing  2. What is the TBON position on board rules associated with alleged patient abandoment on employment issues and licensure issues. ( 125 words). provide references and citation.

1. What is the drug classification of amiodarone and what is it used to treat?  2. A client is taking carvedilol.  What will the nurse monitor to determine if the client is receiving a therapeutic effect from the medication? 3. A client has been given instructions about rifampin.  What should the nurse reinforce about changes in bodily fluids when on this medication.

List five from the nine “rights” of assisting with medications and provide explanation how you can observe the rights when assisting the clients/residents with the medications.      2. Provide three types of abuse. Explain and give detail examples of each identified abuse?

5. Briefly describe the protocol of pain management in palliative nursing care.

K ☐ 23 1 point 5 6 7 32:34 Time Remaining Return Next The nurse is caring for a patient who is withdrawing from heavy alcohol use and who is consequently combative and confused, despite the administration of benzodiazepines. The patient has a fractured hip that he suffered in a traumatic accident and is trying to get out of bed. What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take? Obtain a physicians order to restrain the patient Order soft restraints from the storeroom. Leave the patient and get help Read the facility's policy on restraints. Previous Q Search A P Next 218PM

Medication Rosuvastatin describe the mechanism of ACTION/S  identify the AIM of each therapy relate each therapy’s pathophysiological presentation refer briefly to any GUIDELINES which support the use of each medication identify  RISK or special consideration whilst taking each medication identify what evidence will demonstrate the EFFECTIVENESS of each therapy if you were evaluating care provided