A client tells the nurse she is having a hard time bringing her fork to her mouth during meals. To assess the client’s range of motion in the elbow, the nurse would have the client demonstrate which of the following?  

The nursing student demonstrates proper interviewing techniques with a client by muting the television or eliminating other noises before beginning the assessment.

When following the ABCD rule for assessing abnormal findings related to skin cancer and moles, the following should be inspected: 

Upon assessment a client has a Braden Scale assessment score of 12. Which interventions below are appropriate for this patient? (Select All That Apply)

The student nurse enters a client’s room to obtain vital signs. The student knows to wait to obtain an oral temperature when the client has just performed which of the following?

Select the two reactants to form

A client is being admitted to a long-term care facility. What type of assessment would you anticipate upon admission for in this scenario?

The nurse is assessing a client’s gait. Which of the following would indicate to the nurse that further evaluation is needed?

A female client asks the nurse, “My mother had osteoporosis. What can I do to help reduce my risk of developing the disease?” Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?

A nurse is evaluating a student obtaining vital signs on a client. The nurse understands that student is using the correct technique when performing which action below?