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A client is experiencing brash water. The nurse realizes this symptom is associated with:
 
  1. oral cancer.
  2. gastric ulcers.
  3. dysphagia.
  4. Barrett's esophagus.

Question 2

During an assessment, the nurse learns that a client is inhaling while swallowing food. Which of the following does this assessment finding suggest to the nurse?
 
  1. The client is recovering from a stroke.
  2. The client is at risk for aspiration.
  3. The client will experience dyspepsia.
  4. The client has esophageal reflux disease.

Question 3

A client with an ankle sprain is instructed to follow RICE. Which of the following should the nurse instruct the client regarding this process?
 
  1. Maintain your normal level of activity.
  2. Apply ice to the ankle once a day.
  3. Apply an elastic bandage to the site.
  4. Elevate the extremity every day for 20 to 30 minutes.

Question 4

A client is diagnosed with burning mouth syndrome. Which of the following interventions should be included in this client's plan of care?
 
  1. Assess the condition of the client's teeth.
  2. Collect a saliva specimen for analysis.
  3. Tell the client to avoid vitamin supplements.
  4. Teach the client how to conduct an oral self-assessment daily.

Question 5

The nurse is planning care for a client recovering from a meniscal injury. Which of the following should be included as strategies to avoid future injuries?
 
  1. Avoid hamstring muscle exercises.
  2. Stretch before and after exercise.
  3. Wear similar shoes for all activities.
  4. Avoid skiing.
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6 years ago
The answer to question 1  4
Brash water, or the sensation of the mouth filling with saliva because of acid backflow into the esophagus, is a symptom of Barrett's esophagus. Brash water is not associated with oral cancer, gastric ulcers, or dysphagia.

The answer to question 2  2
In clients with dysphagia, inspiration commonly occurs during swallowing. This increases the risk for aspiration. This assessment finding does not indicate that the client is recovering from a stroke. This assessment finding does not indicate that the client will experience dyspepsia or that the client has esophageal reflux disease.

The answer to question 3  3
The nurse should instruct the client to use crutches to allow for the rest of the ankle joint and relieve pain; apply ice for 20 to 30 minutes 3 to 4 times a day; apply an elastic bandage to the site; and elevate the ankle for the first 48 hours after the injury.

The answer to question 4  1
Interventions for a client diagnosed with burning mouth syndrome include assessing the condition of the teeth. A saliva specimen is not used to diagnose this disorder. Vitamin supplements do not contribute to this disorder. An oral self-assessment does not need to be completed every day.

The answer to question 5  2
Strategies to prevent future meniscal injuries include having strong thigh and hamstring muscles; stretching before and after exercise; wearing shoes that fit and are appropriate for the activity; and when skiing, having bindings that release the skis with a fall.
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