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Allowing time for the client to complete self-care tasks Setting incentives to promote client self-care Psychobiological interventions -administering prescribed medications, -providing teaching to the client/family about medications, -monitoring for adverse effects and effectiveness of pharmacological therapy What are cognitive and behavioral therapies? modeling operant conditioning systematic desensitization

Trasnpersonal communication communication that addresses an individual's spiritual needs. In nursing, transpersonal communication is used when the nurse assists the client with meditation as a means of relaxation denotative/connotative meaning when communicating, participants must share meanings. Words that have more than one meaning

Rather than giving advice to the client who has difficulty making decisions, a nurse helps the client explore all alternatives and arrive at a choice Justice fairness and equal treatment for all fidelety loyalty and faithfulness to the client A client asks a nurse to be present when he talks to his mother for the first time in a year. The nurse remains with the client during this interaction veracity honesty when dealing with a client Nonmaleficence duty to do no harm. example: A client ...

assessing blood pressure -listening for korotkoff sounds w/ stethoscope -first sound is systolic -change or cessation of sound occurs: diastolic pressure - brachial artery and popliteal artery are commonly used major classifications of hypertension -primary (essential): characterized by an increase above normal in both systolic and diastolic pressures -secondary : caused by another disease condition like kidney disease, aorta disorders, or adrenal cortex disorders diuretics used to incre...

A pile of bones is found in the woods. As a forensic pathologist, you are called in (of course it's 3 am). You pick up the pelvis and state unequivocally that the bones belong to a male. Which of the following combinations of observations tell you this? a. Narrow subpubic angle (<90), oval shaped pelvic opening, sacrum angled back b. Narrow subpubic angle, heart-shaped pelvic opening, sacrum angled down c. Wide subpubic angle (>90), oval shaped pelvic opening, sacrum angled down d. Wi...

Tailor made nutrition packages that ensure your dietary goals are met. An initial consultation to ensure in-depth understanding of the eating/health issues exams

Celiac disease is also known as gluten-sensitive enteropathy (GSE), celiac sprue, and gluten intolerance. It is chronic & hereditary and the client should be instructed to avoid gluten. Foods/beverages that are gluten-free include: (select all that apply) A. Milk, cheese, dairy products B. Beer C. Fried Eggs D. Baked potatoes E. Fruits and vegetables F. Whole wheat bread A, C, D, E A patient who has celiac disease should increase intake of what? simple carbohydrates (fruits, veggies, m...

What does dizygotic mean and why is this important to understand when looking at genetic vs. epigenetic causes of a pathology? Contains a cell membrane with pores so when DNA is activated that codes for a new protein, a message via mRNA can quickly move to a ribosome. Primary role is to house and protect genetic codes (DNA) Nucleus

Neurons can be categorized by all of the following except by A) Which neurotransmitters they release B) Their function (e.g., sensory versus motor) C) The size of the action potentials they generate D) Their morphology The size of the action potentials they generate The area postrema and the median eminence represent areas in the brain where the _____ is not complete Blood-brain barrier

A nurse was employed by the Marine Hospital Service in 1800. Which of the following interventions would the nurse most likely have completed? Providing health care for merchant seamen