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The nurse reassures a patient that almost _____ of all health care consumers in the United States take some form of herbal or natural supplement alone or
 
  in combination with conventional medicines but rarely report this practice to their health care providers.
 
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Question 2

The home health nurse is instructing the family of an older adult patient with arthritis about sleep promotion. What intervention can best promote sleep for the older adult patient?
 
  a. Giving nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in the mornings
  b. Administering diuretics in the mornings
  c. Encouraging daytime sleeping
  d. Avoiding the stimulation of backrubs or warm drinks before bedtime

Question 3

Why do people often choose complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. CAM is less invasive.
  b. CAM is more holistic.
  c. CAM is focused on treatment of disease.
  d. CAM is dedicated to health maintenance.
  e. CAM is within the control of the patient.

Question 4

What action should the nurse take when evaluating the effectiveness of new or revised therapies for pain relief?
 
  a. Observe the patient performing activities of daily living
  b. Observe the patient's facial expressions
  c. Frequently assess subjective data
  d. Perform evaluation of outcome goals

Question 5

The nurse is trying to establish an effective relationship with a patient in pain. What is the best statement for the nurse to make when beginning the assessment?
 
  a. I'll check to see if you can have anything.
  b. Let me give you a backrub and see if it helps.
  c. I believe you are in pain.
  d. When was your last medication for pain?

Question 6

What is the best approach for a nurse to use when planning pain relief measures?
 
  a. Use a variety of pain relief methods
  b. Use only nonopioid analgesics
  c. Use at least three alternating methods
  d. Use only one method at a time

Question 7

A male patient reports to the home health nurse that he does not feel rested although he has slept 8 hours. For what should the nurse assess?
 
  a. Having vivid dreams
  b. Eating a heavy meal before going to bed
  c. Consuming an excessive amount of alcohol
  d. Taking an anxiolytic medication
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

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It is estimated that almost half of all health care consumers in the United States take some form of herbal or natural product supplement alone or in combination with conventional medicines but rarely report this practice to their health care providers.

Answer to #2

ANS: B
Older adults sleep lightly. Give NSAIDs before bedtime for comfort. Diuretics should be given in the mornings to reduce having to wake up to go to the bathroom during the night. Daytime sleeping may negatively affect nighttime sleep. Nonpharmacologic interventions are helpful to induce sleep.

Answer to #3

ANS: A, B, D, E
CAM is less invasive, more holistic, dedicated to health maintenance, and within control of the patient. CAM is focused on prevention, not treatment.

Answer to #4

ANS: D
Continuous evaluation allows the nurse to determine if new or revised therapies are required.

Answer to #5

ANS: C
A nursing intervention to establish an effective relationship is to believe the patient. Al-though the other options are not wrong, they do not help establish an effective relationship.

Answer to #6

ANS: A
A variety of methods applied simultaneously have an additive effect on pain control.

Answer to #7

ANS: D
Anxiolytic (antianxiety) medications interfere with REM sleep, which is when people achieve full rest.
williemh12 Author
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6 years ago
Great answers, all of them were right
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