The nurse is teaching the patient bed exercises, these include gluteal sets, quad sets and dorsi/plantar flexion.  Which immobility complication will these exercised help prevent?

A nurse is caring for a client with cirrhosis who is prescribed a medication that is primarily metabolized by the liver. Which outcome should the nurse anticipate?

A nurse realizes that they administered the wrong dose of a medication. What should the nurse do first?

Which route of medication administration usually produces the fastest therapeutic effect?

A client is being discharged following cataract removal. Which statement by the client indicates an understanding of the instructions?

A nurse is assessing a client with chronic lower back pain. Which finding is most consistent with chronic pain?

A client reports daily diarrhea at home. Which common cause of diarrhea in older adults should be investigated?

The nurse makes the following assessment of a wound: increased drainage and pain, increased body temperature, localized edema. What wound complication does this indicate?

Participants in Being a Good Mom were recruited through several community-based sources, including Laundromats, libraries, community service centers, schools, an afterschool program, and referrals. Because participants came from several different recruitment sources, the researchers can consider their sample randomly selected and representative of low-income Black single mothers.

Instructions: Complete each statement by typing the exact word or words that belong in the blank. In analyzing interviews with 16 low-income Black single mothers, Elliott, Powell, and Brenton found that mothers repeatedly described three central components of good mothering: sacrifice, self-reliance, and __________.