CHPN Study cards, Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+

CHPN Study cards, Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+ Which of the following is NOT an appropriate intervention for a bowel obstruction - -Metoclopramide would have no value for a pt with a bowel obstruction. An NG tube would prevent vomiting and therefore provide comfort. Corticosteroids can relieve obstruction especially if caused by metastatic disease. Ocetrotide can reverse symptoms of a small bowel obstruction. A 90 y/o male is newly admitted to the hospice program in a long-term care facility. He no longer recognizes his family, is bed bound, and presents with extreme rigidity of all extremities. He has developed hypoactive delirium. As the plan of care is initiated, which of the following is an appropriate intervention? - -Create an atmosphere with limited stimulation Hypoactive delirium - - Corticosteroids - - The state of having suffered a loss is - -Bereavment Mourning - -A cultural response to having suffered a loss Grief - -is the process of psychological, social, and somatic reactions to perceived loss Disseseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) - -signs and symptoms include focal ischemia, widespread thrombosis