A nurse is caring for a client newly diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes. Which statement by the client indicates adequate understanding of discharge teaching?

As a result of a patient’s cancer treatments, the family is experiencing economic difficulty and demonstrating signs of crisis. As part of crisis intervention, a nurse:

A nurse is assessing a client’s skin and notices a mole on the client’s arm.  Which finding would concern the nurse about the mole?

A woman comes to the clinic for a routine check-up. After obtaining the client’s history, the nurse identifies that the client is at increased risk for cervical cancer based on her history of exposure to which virus? 

What is the estimated maximal heart rate of a 20-year-old man?

Using behavioral terminology, explain what it means to be a hypocrite. Provide an example.

A nurse is caring for a client who is postpartum and requires Rho(D) immune globulin (RhoGAM). Before administering it, the nurse should verify that the 

The nurse is completing an admission on a patient diagnosed with a seizure. The nurse informs the patient of the possible diagnostic tests to diagnose a seizure disorder. Which of the following is a test commonly used to diagnose a seizure disorder?

Sandra is the supervising BCBA of Kyle, an RBT. Currently, Kyle is assigned to three of Sandra’s clients. This is a perfect number of clients, as Kyle is also in a graduate program and continually balancing his clinical work and schoolwork. Sandra recently obtained a new client who engages in severe, challenging behavior. Kyle is the only RBT at Sandra’s clinic who has experience with challenging behavior. Given Kyle’s experience, Sandra pressures Kyle to take on this additional client by making frequent requests (e.g., “Kyle, I’m counting on you. You’re the only RBT qualified to work with this client. This will be an amazing experience for you!”). Kyle decides to take on the client, thinking it will be a good experience for him anyway, and wants to demonstrate that he can handle more work. Each time Sandra gets a new client with the same behavioral concerns, she pressures Kyle to join the case. Kyle now has six clients and is falling behind in his schoolwork. Sandra and Kyle are in an exploitive relationship. Based on the scenario, describe the short- and long-term consequences of Sandra’s and Kyle’s behavior in their exploitive relationship. Then, describe how the short- and long-term consequences will change when Kyle exerts counter-control.

A nursing is caring for a client with a diagnosis of a deep vein thrombosis (DVT)  in the left lower extremity. Which interventions will the nurse plan to manage? Select all that apply