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Test Bank for Fundamentals of Nursing 8th Edition by Potter Test Bank for Fundamentals of Nursing 8th Edition by Potter //Q&A correct and verified// Score an A The nurse is preparing to discuss postpartum depression as a part of discharge teaching with the parents of a newborn. Which of the following nursing actions would be most therapeutic regarding early detection of this postpartum condition? 1. Helping the couple understand the importance of social interaction with other adults 2. Providing the couple with a video that tells the story of a new mother's experience with depression 3. Encouraging the couple to attend parenting classes designed to minimize the stress Chronic pain related to insufficient use of medication Preconceived assumptions regarding the lifestyles and attitudes of this group Offering to "sit and talk" if the client has any questions Having a discussion with the father in which he identifies the signs and symptoms of postpartum depression Which of the following nursing actions best reflects the consequence stage of the decision-making process?1. Being physically present when a client is given the results of a tissue biopsy 2. Witnessing the client sign consent for surgery forms before cardiac surgery3. The client is informed of the various treatments available for his condition.4. The nurse explains to the client the risks of leaving the hospital against medical advice. The structure is flexible enough to adapt to crises How the client will respond to the respiratory problem The nurse explains to the client the risks of leaving the hospital against medical advice. The client observed grimacing when positioning self in the bed **Post discharge, the client is returning to their home environment. In assisting the client with that, specifically in implementing family-centered care, the nurse:1. Provides personal beliefs regarding problem-solving2. Assists the family members to assume dependent roles3. Works with the client to accept responsibility for role in discourse4. Offers both client and family information about necessary self-care abilities Recognize the client's response to an illness or situation Are capable of taking charge of their own lives Offers both client and family information about necessary self-care abilities Therapeutic medications may alter sexual function Which of the following would be considered positive health behaviors for a 40- year-old client? (Select all that apply.)1. Eating a low-fat, low-salt diet2. Getting 6 to 8 hours of sleep nightly3. Spending quality time with his children4. Limiting his smoking to 3 cigarettes daily5. Having his blood pressure checked regularly6. Walking for 30 minutes several times a week 1. Eating a low-fat, low-salt diet2. Getting 6 to 8 hours of sleep nightly5. Having his blood pressure checked regularly6. Walking for 30 minutes several times a week 1. Speak in a slow but well-articulated manner.4. Small groups allow for more speaker-listener interaction.5. End the program if there are signs of poor concentration or fatigue. Are actively involved in their community Identify the domain and focus of nursing A child's understanding of the concept of ice becoming water, Piaget's stage of cognitive development, is seen in:1. Sensorimotor2. Preoperational3. Formal operations 4. Concrete operations Concrete operations Client interview Completely roll over Clustering data Which of the following statements made by a nurse practitioner best reflects an understanding of the availability of clinical practice guidelines?1. "Clinical guidelines are so very helpful in providing the most up-to-date nursing care." 2. "I'm sure we could get a team together and develop a pressure ulcer prevention protocol or search sites for established protocols."3. "I am particularly impressed by the type 2 diabetic guidelines posted on the National Guidelines Clearinghouse (NGC) site."4. "I'm to "I eat everything, but just a little a bit of things like sweets." Adults older than 65 comprise the greatest users of prescription medications. "I am particularly impressed by the type 2 diabetic guidelines posted on the National Guidelines Clearinghouse (NGC) site." It usually progresses gradually with a deterioration of function Which one of the following nursing activities is an example of Swanson's "enabling" in the caring process?1. Staying with the client before surgery2. Performing a urinary catheterization skillfully3. Assessing the client's health history4. Teaching the client how to inject fast-acting insulin High client acuity Providing client teaching Activity intolerance related to pain Teaching the client how to inject fast-acting insulin Which of the following statements best reflects the nurse's correct understanding of the importance of selecting the optimum time for interviewing a client newly admitted to the unit?1. "I'm going to do the client's history before his family leaves so they can help with the admission history questions."2. "You are scheduled for some x-rays, so I'd like to complete this admission history interview before you have to leave."3. "I have some questions to ask you regarding your admission history. I'll be back once you are settled in and comfortable. "I have some questions to ask you regarding your admission history. I'll be back once you are settled in and comfortable." "I care for my clients in ways that respect their culture and beliefs." "Are the clients in the study similar to clients I work with?" "Do you have a skin-moisturizing routine?" A nurse who wants to apply a theory that relates to moral development should read more from the work of:1. Gould 2. Freud 3. Erikson 4. Kohlberg Kohlberg Sunbathing Anger Informed consent In evaluating an infant's physical status and growth, the nurse expects to find:1. Birth weight triples by 6 months 2. Anterior fontanel closes 4 to 8 weeks after birth 3. Chest circumference is larger than head circumference at 12 months 4. Birth height increases 1 inch each month for the first 6 months Birth height increases 1 inch each month for the first 6 months A state of well-being involving the whole person Chronic pain related to insufficient use of medication Identify the domain and focus of nursing Individuals at the young adult point in their life are generally expected to, according to developmental patterns:1. Continue physical growth2. Experience severe illnesses3. Ignore physical symptoms4. Seek frequent medical care Ignore physical symptoms Critical thinking Decreased skin turgor Flexible roles Which of the following client responses shows the best understanding regarding the management of risk factors for acquiring a sexually transmitted disease (STD) among young adults?1. "I may want to have children someday, so I need to be careful."2. "Even though there are treatments for STDs, I don't take chances."3. "There is certainly enough literature out there on the use of condoms."4. "Having unprotected sex with someone my age is very risky business." "Having unprotected sex with someone my age is very risky business." "All post surgery clients are reluctant to ambulate." "All clients will tell you when they need pain medication." "When did your abdominal pain begin?" What is the most appropriate method for the nurse to communicate a client's wishes to the nurses on the next shift?1. Document the request in the nursing notes.2. Include the client's request in the shift report.3. Place instructions regarding the client's wishes above the client's bed.4. Verbally inform the unit clerk of the client's request. Handle the equipment when taking his blood pressure Recognize the client's response to an illness or situation Teaching the client how to inject fast-acting insulin Include the client's request in the shift report. Which of the following situations/statements best depicts Gould's fourth theme of adult development?1. "When I made that decision, I didn't expect it to turn out like it did."2. "I have to take the opportunity to be my own boss and not rely on others."3. "I think you can do anything if only you have your health and good friends." 4. "As much as I'd love to open my own shop, I just can't take that kind of chance." "If I don't value the older client, I will never be able to provide the care they are entitled too." Discrimination based on an individual's increasing age "As much as I'd love to open my own shop, I just can't take that kind of chance." "I have my nursing assistant take and document all vital signs and intake and outputs."