The hospice nurse is assessing an elderly client who is the primary caregiver for his wife. What should be included in the assessment? Select all that apply.

The application of brain imaging and other neuroscience methods to social psychology is referred to as social ________.

Which interventions will help prevent foot drop? Select all that apply.

What intervention would be the most effective to prevent respiratory, muscular/skeletal, and gastrointestinal consequences of immobility?

The nurse knows that prolonged bedrest can have negative effects on the cardiovascular system. What should a nurse do before assisting a client up for the first time?

During the alarm stage of the stress response what physiological changes happen to the client’s body?

The nurse is caring for a client who is acting flirtatiously and making sexual innuendos. What is the best response by the nurse?

When discussing options for home health care, the nurse says, “I think you should just go to a nursing home instead. They will take better care of you.”  What communication technique is the nurse using?

What activities would best demonstrate a nurse’s ability to think critically?

What should a nurse do when ambulating a client with right-sided weakness?