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audragclark

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Which over-the-counter skin preparations should the nurse instruct an older patient to use with caution? Standard Text: Select all that apply.
 
  1. Sunblock
  2. Super-fatted soaps
  3. Emollients that keep the skin moist
  4. Steroid-based ointments and creams
  5. Topical lotion with an antihistamine

Question 2

After an assessment the nurse is concerned that an older patient is at risk for pressure ulcer development because of the current nutritional status.
 
  What nutritional factors did the nurse assess in the patient? Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Diagnosis of dehydration
  2. Hemoglobin level 9 mg/dL
  3. Treatment for chronic renal failure
  4. Serum albumin level below normal
  5. Loss of 20 pounds over the last 3 months



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Answer to Question 1

4,5
Rationale: Sunblock is appropriate to protect for UV exposure to the sun.

Answer to Question 2

1,2,4,5
Rationale: Nutritional factors associated with pressure ulcer development include dehydration.



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