Develop nursing diagnoses that correctly identifynutritional problems that may be treated byindependent nursing interventions.

Category: Health Promotion and Maintenance A nurse is tasked with the education of an elderly female patient who has been recently diagnosed with osteoporosis. The patient leads a sedentary lifestyle, has a diet low in calcium, has undergone menopause ten years prior, and has a visibly kyphotic posture. In planning the education for this patient, which of the following complications should the nurse emphasize as the most significant risk associated with osteoporosis, especially considering the patient’s profile? A. Increased susceptibility to bone fractures from minimal trauma B. Consequences of long-term estrogen deficiency post-menopause C. The impact of sustained negative calcium balance on bone density D. The progression of spinal deformities such as a kyphotic curvature E. Potential for height loss over time due to vertebral compression F. Risk of developing chronic pain associated with skeletal weakness

In scoring the list of health problems to prioritize, the nurse should do all of the following, except: A. Understand the basis for rating each criterion B. Ensure that the 4 criteria are complete C. Consider to multiply the highest score of each criterion with the given weight. D. Decide on a score

Explain with references, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about concepts of nursing metaparadigm : Client, environment, Health, nursing; and how these concepts are related.

The nurse is explaining the illness-wellness continuum to a newly licensed nurse. Which definition would the nurse use to describe the comfort zone.Answers: A - DA Active participation in a wellness lifestyle.B Symptoms of poor health are present.C Healthy eating and exercise are inconsistent.D Loss of optimal function..

A nurse is caring for a client with a kidney disorder who has been admitted to an acute health care facility. What nursing interventions would assist the client to meet basic needs for adequate nutrition?

Explain the role of a nurse in the care of a patient with rheumatoid arthritis.

For which physical or behavioral signs of substance use would a nurse observe in the adolescent population? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Worrying about being addicted Showing a high performance in social activities Experiencing an overdose or withdrawal symptoms Worrying about a friend or family member who is addicted Manifesting bizarre behavior or confusion

Give  Information relating to managing conflict and escalation of concerns in nursing.

Discuss practices that are helpful for responsive towards managing secondary stress Discuss practices that support trauma inform care