A nurse is planning care for a client from a cultural background unfamiliar to the nurse. Which actions demonstrate culturally sensitive nursing care? Select all that apply.

Match the definition of the wound healing phase with the correct activity that occurs during that phase.

A nurse is preparing to transfer a client who has left‑sided weakness from a sitting position in bed to a chair. Which action should the nurse take?

A client has right‑sided hemiparesis (weakness). How should the nurse assist the client to walk?

An older adult client is admitted to the hospital. Which blood pressure, pulse, and respiratory rate measurements, respectively, are within the expected range for this client?

A client has +3 pitting edema on the feet and ascites. Which of the following is a correct explanation of the fluid movement in the body during edema?

Your client is a 24-year-old single woman, Sami, who is being seen at a community-based clinic. Sami is a Cuban American and lives along in a one-bedroom apartment. She works as a fitness trainer at the local fitness club while attending college part-time. Her family lives across the state. Sami’s earnings place her at the poverty level. She realizes that she must have healthcare to prevent health problems and to detect and receive treatment of illnesses should they arise. take Action: While interacting with the client, the nurse should utilize all of the following nonverbal communication skills to maintain a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship except:

During a pain assessment, a client from a different cultural background repeatedly states “I’m fine” but grimaces and guards the surgical site. Which nursing action best demonstrates culturally sensitive, analytical judgment?

Your client is a 24-year-old single woman, Sami, who is being seen at a community-based clinic. Sami is a Cuban American and lives along in a one-bedroom apartment. She works as a fitness trainer at the local fitness club while attending college part-time. Her family lives across the state. Sami’s earnings place her at the poverty level. She realizes that she must have healthcare to prevent health problems and to detect and receive treatment of illnesses should they arise. Recognizing Cues: Which of the following cues indicate that the client is at risk for feeling loneliness and depress? Select all that apply.

A nurse is preparing to reposition a client toward the head of the bed. In which position should the nurse place the client before repositioning?