A nurse prepares to administer scheduled medications to a new resident with mild non-Alzheimer-type dementia. Which type of medication should the nurse administer without concern of worsening delirium?

Answer Question 5. Place the answer in the blank below. answer in lower case letters.  

A nurse is assessing a group of older clients for achievement of developmental tasks based on Erikson’s theory. Which situation would lead the nurse to suspect that the client would be at risk for disappointment and despair?

While discussing sexual behavior at a sex and aging seminar, one older adult states, “No condoms for me; I can’t get pregnant!” Which response is most appropriate?

Which client would be the lowest priority( 4th priority) Place the answer in the blank below. 

A nurse planning a health workshop for senior citizens wants to provide discussion topics that will interest everyone.  In a typical group of seniors, which disorder would the nurse most likely identify as affecting the greatest number?

A 75 year-old client who fell at home is brought to the ER department by emergency medical responders. On arrival, which action would be the priority?

A nurse who works in a palliative setting is aware of the need to facilitate a “good death” for as many clients as possible. Which intervention should be included?

The nurse assesses the fluid volume status of an older adult client who takes furosemide and amiodarone. Which method is the most reliable for assessing this client’s skin turgor?

Answer Question 3. Place the answer in the blank below. answer in lower case letters.