Which intervention should the nurse include in the teaching plan for a client with pruritus?

Q: How does the nurse-client relationship help in the case of a Schizophrenic client

A: Schizophrenia is a serious neurological disorder where the patients diagnosed with this condition…

Q: How you would respond to a client regarding the various choices for screening mammograms and…

A: Examination of the breast at regular interval is very important. Because as early as possible we…

Q: Explain what four (4) assessments as an Enrolled nurse would you perform with a patient with…

A: Constipation is a state where a person will not be able to pass the stools easily, and this…

Q: What is appropriate follow-up for this patient?  What would you do if her symptoms do not improve…

A: In young children inflammation of middle ear may result in: -pulling at the ear, -increased…

Q: What would be the laxative of choice for a 1-year-old child? Why is this the best choice? What…

A: The condition involving reduced or low frequent bowel movements leading to difficulty in passing…

Q: What core bioethical principle did the nurse violate? and why.

A: Physicians and others who have cared for the human body and mind have always believed in their…

Q: How should the nurse respond to the patient who says it is hard to know what to believe when there…

A: All the cells in the body require adequate nutrition to work properly. Proper nutrition is important…

Q: Who delivers the intervention in ECD, what training and supervision are they provided?

A: ECD is early childhood development, it is the developmental stage of early childhood particularly…

Q: A patient has type 1 diabetes mellitus. What general guidelines must be met before this patient can…

A: Diabetes mellitus It is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by increased blood glucose or…

Q: A client develops neutropenia after receiving chemotherapy. Which information about ways to prevent…

A: Neutrophils help fight against invading microbes like bacteria and fungi. Neutropenia is the…

Q: How should the nurse educate the diabetic patient on foot care?

A: Diabetes is a disease which occurs when the glucose concentration of blood becomes too high due to…

Q: The nurse is providing immediate postoperative care for a client who had fundoplication to reinforce…

A: Hiatal hernia is defined as a condition where the upper part of the stomach bulges out through the…

Q: A nurse is assessing a client’s lymph nodes as part of a comprehensive physical examination.…

A: The clinical examination of the client includes his demographic data, general appearance, height,…

Q: systemic complications with IV therapy

A: The IV therapy or an intravenous therapy is the administration of the fluids and electrolyte,…

Q: strategies the nurse can use to assist a patient who is otherwise in good health to improve…

A: Proper nutrition plays a big role in disease prevention, recovery from illness and ongoing good…

Q: A patient who has end-stage liver disease is experiencing signs and symptoms of hepatic…

A: End stage liver disease is also called as chronic liver disease.  Sign and symptoms of hepatic…

Q: What important subjective and objective assessment findings will assist a nurse in developing a…

A: Nutritional assessment serves as a crucial clinical tool for the identification of clients who…

Q: What are the Nursing interventions for patients taking Vitamin D?

A: Vitamin D is produced by the body when exposed to sun. Vitamin D deficiency leads to weak bones,…

Q: What should the nurse include in the plan of care to support the immune system of an older client?…

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: nursing intervention for a patient with bowel removal

A: Colectomy  A complete or partial removal of the colon is called colectomy.  Indications are…

Q: List expected changes she may experience in the antepartum period and recommend interventions she…

A: Antepartum period is the period of pregnancy before the child birth. A woman during this time might…

Q: Explain what four assessments as an Enrolled nurse would you perform on a patient with constipation.

A: Bowel movement is defined as the last stop for the movement of food in the digestive tract. The…

Q: Develop a substantial initial post addressing all the points on the chosen disorder: anorexa nervosa…

A: Anorexa nervosa is a type of eating disorder, in which people are obsessed with eating and body…

Q: Will age weight lifestyle ethnicity play a role in his diagnosis?

A: Abdominal pain may be an sign/ symptom, its may be related to serious or serious medical issues.…

Q: How can the nurse determine if a client’s dysrhythmia is significant? What are the…

A: In hospitals or in health care centers, the nurses play a significant role in executing a planned…