A client is recovering from mechanical valve replacement surgery for valvular disease. Which statement by the client indicates understanding of medication teaching?

The nurse is caring for a client with pericardial effusion. Which action should the nurse use first to relieve shortness of breath and pain?

Which TWO caries prevention interventions are recommended by the CDC (Select Two Answer Choices).

The nurse monitors for which clinical manifestation in the client with atrial fibrillation at a heart rate of 90 beats per minute. Which manifestation should the nurse expect to assess in this patient?

The occupational therapy department at a community center develops a weekly “Mindful Movement” class that includes yoga, stretching, and guided breathing. The class is open to all community members, regardless of ability, and is designed to promote wellness and social participation.Which intervention approach does this BEST represent?

The nurse is caring for a 51 year old woman with a complaint of vaginal dryness, fatigue and forgetfulness. She reports not having a period for 2 years. Which part of the client’s information allows the nurse to define her as post-menopausal?

The nurse is evaluating teaching provided to a patient with coronary artery disease. Which client statement indicates that additional teaching is required?

Mason, an OT practitioner, works with a client who has Parkinson’s disease. The client’s goal is to continue dressing independently as long as possible. Mason establishes a morning routine that includes energy conservation strategies and use of assistive devices to support dressing performance.Which intervention approach does this reflect?

In providing care to a client with hyperglycemia and normal renal function, the nurse correlates the renal threshold for glucose to which value?

Which principle aligns with the developmental frame of reference?