Question

03    The nurse is teaching a group of older-adult patients. Which teaching strategy is best for the nurse to use?
A.    Allow patients to recall past experiences that corresponds with their interests
B.     Speak in a high pitch to help patients hear better
C.     Avoid uncomfortable silences after questions by helping patients complete their statements
D.    Provide several topics of discussion at once to promote independence and making

04 The nurse is assigned to a patient who believes that wearing a copper bracelet will relieve arthritic pain. Which of the following would be appropriate response by the nurse?
A.    Respect the beliefs associated with the copper bracelet by the patient.
B.     Encourage the patient to use anti-inflammatory medication.
C.     Address the pathophysiology associated with arthritis with the patient.
D.    Inform the patient that copper bracelets has no evidence based value in relieving arthritic pain.
05    The nurse is teaching in a community program on parenting and safety. Which of the following indicates the appropriate activity for a 9-month-old child?
A.    toy puppet with movable eyes
B.     paper story book
C.     set of plastic building blocks
D.    coloring books and crayon

09 The nurse is caring for a male patient who identified themselves as LGBTQ+. Which of the following responses by the nurse is most appropriate?
A.    "Hi I will be your nurse today, could you please change into your gown and I will assess you."
B.     "Sir, I will be your nurse. Is there anything I can help you with anything?"
C.     "I have your name listed as Samantha, how would you like me to call you?"
D.    "My record shows, I'm receiving a female patient. Let me verify with my charge nurse."

10.The nurse is caring for a patient who had a right foot amputation. Which of the following actions is essential for the nurse to include in the plan of care?
A.    Allow adequate time for the patient to work through their grief.
B.     Invite the assistance of other patients with similar experiences.
C.     Encourage immediate independence in self-care.
D.    Provide information to the patient on how to contact community resources.

13 The nurse is caring for a patient from Hindu. What should the nurse do to meet the patient's spiritual needs?
A.    determine the patient's perceptions and belief system
B.     refer the patient to the institution's chaplain
C.     assist the patient to use faith to get well
D.    provide variety of religious literature

16. The nurse is discharging the 6-month-old child. Which of the following statements by the parents would require immediate intervention by the nurse?
A. "Oh the baby starts crawling so I installed locks on the lower cabinets."
B. "I removed all the extra beddings that the god mother gave from the crib."
c. I'm so excited! my baby is so curious about the surrounding that I secured the car seat facing the front

D. "My baby cries when a new person visits our home"

Answer 1

3)the correct answer is option a ,allow patient to recall past experiences that corresponds to their interests. Because this strategy help to improve their interests and memory in older adult. The older adult population experience memory problems due to brain atrophy so we should teach patient in accordance with that so option a is most appropriate teaching method others are not appreciate.

4)the correct answer is option a, respect the belief associated with the copper bracelets with the patient. Because ever nurse should respect values of patient it will lead to health environment. Any arguments leads to unhealthy environment so it is the responsibility of the nurse to respect the belief of patient. So correct answer is option a, other options are not appropriate

5)the correct answer is option c, that is building block because it will help for baby to develop pincergrasp ,hand eye coordination and sensory functioning .This is the best activities. Others are not best.

9)the correct answer is option c ,because the LGBTQs patient does not want to call their name that reveals their gender identity so we should seek what name is interested for those patients. Other options are not correct.