Which one of the following statements would be appropriately included in an RN’s initial documentation about this client?

An experienced nurse documents the following about her newly-admitted client:“Client is disheveled.”The student nurse understands this to mean that the client:

A client presents to her physician’s office with a 3-week history of sinus pain.While performing the history of present illness, the nurse asks the client, “How has the pain in your sinus changed over the 3 weeks since it began?”Under which one of the following COLDPHARTS categories should the nurse document this information?

According to your assessment instructor, the accuracy of the nurse’s assessment is most likely to be influenced by which one of the following factors?

When will the RN perform the “general survey” of his client?

A 58-year-old client presents to his physician’s office complaining that he is having difficulty remembering the names of his grandchildren.While performing the “history of present illness (HPI)/COLDPHARTS” on this client, the physician might appropriately ask which of the following questions?”

Which one of the following explanations could not account for a client looking younger than s/he actually is?

According to your instructor and your textbook, all patients should be screened for previous or current exposure to interpersonal violence.From the options listed below, choose the most effective way of broaching (bringing up) the subject to a new client.

The client in the picture above is demonstrating which one of the following assessment findings?

What is the term for forecasts used for making day-to-day decisions about meeting demand?