The practical nurse (PN) is participating in a health promotion program for a group of adults at a health fair about life style choices. Which information is most important for the PN to emphasize? A Perform monthly self examination of breasts and testes. B Eat a diet high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. C Completely stop the use of cigarette and tobacco products. D Avoid the midday sun and use sunscreen.

D 52) The nurse is assessing a 2-week-old male infant in a community health clinic and notes that his sclera appears slightly yellow. Additionally, urine in his diaper appears tea colored. This child should receive follow-up assessment for what condition? A. Huntingtons disease B. Hirschsprung's disease C. Biliary atresia Intussuscreption D. 2 W #3 E 4 % 5 T 6 ➤ & 7 1 U 8 9 K O O P + 11

Identify the child for whom coregulation is most likely to be effective.Group of answer choices a. Aaron who believes that his parents are usually logical and fair b. Aslam whose parents tolerate his tantrums and grant all his wishes c. Mia who thinks that her parents like to spend their time at work rather than with her d. Destiny whose parents discipline her with physical punishment

Carla is 36 weeks pregnant with her first child. She is in the office for her regular prenatal checkup. During this visit she complains of increasing heartburn, low back pain, constipation, and difficulty sleeping at night. Carla would like to know what she can do to get relief from these symptoms. (Learning Objectives 5 and 6) A. What needs to be included in the nursing management for Carla’s complaints? B. Now that Carla is nearing the end of her pregnancy, she has many questions regarding what to include as she starts preparing her birth plan. What information does Carla need to effectively plan for the birth of her baby?

A mother accompanies her 13-year-old son to the health care facility for a scheduled checkup. She informs the nurse that lately her son has been feeling very thirsty and has been urinating frequently. Additionally, the client also complains of stomachaches, headaches, and fatigue. On weighing the client, the nurse finds him to be slightly underweight. a. How should the nurse use diagnostic reasoning skills to arrive at a conclusion about the client’s health? b. How might the nurse determine whether a critical thinking mind-set is developing?

A nurse administering medications to a variety of patients on a medical-surgical floor recognizes that which patients may need additional education about medication adherence? Select all that apply. Select one or more: Ma. Thirty-four-year-old female with family history of blood clots taking an estrogen oral contraceptive Eb. Fifty-year-old recently remarried male taking antihypertensive medication c. Thirty-eight-year-old male recently started on an antidepressant d. Seventy-eight-year-old female being treated for shingles e. Twenty-eight-year-old female started on acne medication known to cause male-patterned hair growth

A 17-year-old has a fractured left leg, which has been casted.Following teaching from the physical therapist for usingcrutches, the nurse reinforces which teaching point with thepatient?a. Use the axillae to bear body weight.b. Keep elbows close to the sides of the body.c. When rising, extend the uninjured leg to prevent weightbearing.d. To climb stairs, place weight on affected leg first.

The nurse practitioner is performing a short assessment ofa newborn who is displaying signs of jaundice. The nurseobserves the infant’s skin color and orders a test for bilirubinlevels to report to the primary care provider. What type ofassessment has this nurse performed?a. Comprehensiveb. Initialc. Time-lapsedd. Quick priority

1. A nurse is assessing a client who is at 37 weeks of gestation. Which of the followingstatement by the client requires immediate intervention by the nurse?A. “It burns when I urinate.”B. “My feet are really swollen today.”C. “I didn’t have lunch today, but I have breakfasted this morning.”D. “I have been seeing spot this morning.”

Family is: Mom (32), Dad(35), ten year old son, six year old son and a dog named marlin. I am doing this paper on the effects of diabetes in this family. I need a Family health history diagram.a. Three Complete Generations (include copy of diagram in paper).b. Completed history pages (include copy of chart in paper).4. Nursing Interpretation b. What do the found results mean to the registered nurse?c. What education needs to occur for this patient?d. What is the patient at risk for (medical diagnoses)?