Vsim: Sherman Red Yoder Part 3
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, In preparation for discharge, the nurse assesses an 82-year-old patient
hospitalized for a poorly healing diabetic foot ulcer using the Lawton
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Scale (IADL). What is the reason for
such an evaluation of this specific patient? - Answer: The immobility
resulting from this wound can affect the patient's ability to be independent
Age-related changes and changes in the physical environment can place the
older adult at risk for injury. To promote safety in the home, a nurse should
utilize an environmental assessment checklist. What should this checklist
verify? (Select all that apply.) - Answer: ● Hot water is set at less than 110°F.
● Food is stored properly.
● A working telephone is available.
Peripheral vascular disease is a common complication of diabetes in the
older adult. Which patient education should the nurse provide regarding
foot care in the older diabetic patient? (Select all that apply.) - Answer: ●
Report any foot lesion or discoloration immediately to the health care
provider.
● Bathe and inspect both feet daily.
● Wear appropriately fitting shoes that are large enough to prevent pressure
on the feet.
An older adult patient is about to be discharged from the hospital after
treatment for wound sepsis related to diabetic nephropathy. Which of the
following tools would be most appropriate to use to assess the older adult
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, In preparation for discharge, the nurse assesses an 82-year-old patient
hospitalized for a poorly healing diabetic foot ulcer using the Lawton
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Scale (IADL). What is the reason for
such an evaluation of this specific patient? - Answer: The immobility
resulting from this wound can affect the patient's ability to be independent
Age-related changes and changes in the physical environment can place the
older adult at risk for injury. To promote safety in the home, a nurse should
utilize an environmental assessment checklist. What should this checklist
verify? (Select all that apply.) - Answer: ● Hot water is set at less than 110°F.
● Food is stored properly.
● A working telephone is available.
Peripheral vascular disease is a common complication of diabetes in the
older adult. Which patient education should the nurse provide regarding
foot care in the older diabetic patient? (Select all that apply.) - Answer: ●
Report any foot lesion or discoloration immediately to the health care
provider.
● Bathe and inspect both feet daily.
● Wear appropriately fitting shoes that are large enough to prevent pressure
on the feet.
An older adult patient is about to be discharged from the hospital after
treatment for wound sepsis related to diabetic nephropathy. Which of the
following tools would be most appropriate to use to assess the older adult
