A client comes into the healthcare provider’s office complaining of vision changes. Upon assessment, the nurse notes that the client is unable to see items placed in their central visual field but can see items better when placed in their peripheral visual field. Which disorder does the nurse suspect?

The nursing instructor is reviewing information about failure to thrive (FTT) with nursing students. Which factor influencing FTT in children should the nurse include?

The nurse is caring for a patient admitted with a neurological disease. Calculate the patient’s intake for an 8-hour shift. Enter numbers only. Key: Juice glass- 180 mL, Coffee cup- 240 mL, Soup bowl- 180 mL, Water cup- 120 mL 0800 Small bowel movement 300 mL voided urine 1/2 cup of coffee 1 juice glass of orange juice Two scrambled eggs One toast with 1 tablespoon of honey Two sausage links 1000 400 mL of voided urine 1.5 water cup of water 8 oz of soda 1 pack of crackers 1300 250 mL of urine 1 small bowel movement 120 mL of tea 1 soup bowl of chicken broth 1 soup bowl of apple sauce 2 packs of crackers 1500 500 mL of voided urine

A client has lost most of her vision as a result of macular degeneration. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate to meet the clients’ psychosocial needs?

A 5-year-old boy is diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Which nursing teaching is most appropriate for this child?

Which of the following individuals would be most at risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS)?

The nurse is teaching family members of a child newly diagnosed with muscular dystrophy about early signs. The nurse knows that teaching was successful when a parent states that which of the following signs may indicate the condition early?

A client with Parkinson’s disease​ (PD) is prescribed benztropine to treat tremors and rigidity. The nurse should teach the client about which adverse effect they may experience from this​ medication? Select all that​ apply

What is the proper temperature for a tub bath or shower?

Mr. Rosen is able to complete most of his bath by himself; he just needs help getting into and out of the tub. How long should you allow Mr. Rosen to remain in the bathtub?