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QUESTION 5
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QUESTION 5
A patient is hospitalized for initiation of regional antibiotic irrigation for acute osteomyelitis of the right
femur. Which intervention will be included in the plan of care?
a. Immobilization of the right leg
b. Avoiding administration of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
c. Frequent weight-bearing exercise
d. Support of the right leg in a flexed position
The correct answer is: Immobilization of the right leg
Immobilization of the affected leg helps decrease pain and reduce the risk for pathologic fractures.
Weight-bearing exercise increases the risk for pathologic fractures. NSAIDs are frequently prescribed to
treat pain. Flexion of the affected limb is avoided to prevent contractures.
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Discharge teaching for the patient with esophageal reflux disease includes instructing the
patient to: a. Decrease protein intake
b. Elevate the foot of the bed with 6-inch blocks
c. Eat a high-carbohydrate snack before bed
d. Reduce caffeine intake and smoking
The correct answer is: Reduce caffeine intake and smoking
Once healing has occurred, persons with a hip prosthesis are encouraged to participate
in: a. High-impact exercises such as swimming
b. Low-impact exercises such as jogging
c. High-impact exercises such as bowling
d. Low-impact exercises such as walking
The correct answer is: Low-impact exercises such as walking
A patient with glaucoma who has been using timolol (Timoptic) drops for several days tells the nurse
that the eyedrops cause eye burning and visual blurriness for a short time after administration. The best
response to the patient's statement is
a. "These symptoms are caused by glaucoma and may indicate a need for an increased dosage of the
eyedrops."
b. "The drops are uncomfortable, but it is very important for you to use them as prescribed to retain
your vision."
c. "These are normal side effects of the drug, which should become less noticeable with time."
d. "If you occlude the puncta after you administer the drops, it will help relieve these side effects."
The correct answer is: "The drops are uncomfortable, but it is very important for you to use them as
prescribed to retain your vision."
Patients should be instructed that eye discomfort and visual blurring are expected side effects of the