I have received so many compliments in my life .Some of them are so touchy.I had a patient ,a very tall man about 6feet 2 inches .He weighed 135lbs, came into the hospital with a distended stomach.His diagnosis was cirrhosis of the liver .I took care of him every single day that I worked. He …
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During a bed bath a male patient exposure leads to the patient having erection.What should be the nurse reaction to that?. A.Nurse should explain to the patient that it is a natural physiological response and suggest if she should leave patient’s room. B.Take patient to respect himself. C.Leave the room immediately. D.What are you worried …
Mrs Gabriel is terminally ill and the doctor reached agreement with her and her family to send her home with hospice nurse so that she can be close to her families while she receives care and monitored.Which of the following response is accurate?. A. Object that can absorb and transfer infections to others. B.Provide care …
Jennifer is a 32years old female scheduled for breast biopsy at the Milka Surgical center.She arrived at the center 30minutes before schedule time.The nurse gave her paper work to fill out. While the nurse is discussing the biopsy procedure with patient she quickly stood up and started pacing around the room. She said to the …
1.The patient told his primary nurse that he feels fainted when he was walking on the hallway with the physical therapy. What will be the appropriate decision for the physical therapist to take?. A.Advise the patient to look where is going and maintain his balance. B.Turn the patient over to the nurse to continue with …
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