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acc299

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The priority nursing responsibility while caring for a patient with vertigo is
 
  a. safety.
  b. comfort.
  c. hygiene.
  d. quiet.

Question 2

Mrs. S has a serious chronic condition that requires her seeing a physician several times a year (or more, if she is hospitalized). She is considering four physicians, all of whom are well qualified. Which physician is likely to be her best choice?
 
  A) Dr. A is the top expert in his field and is highly respected at the local hospital.
  B) Dr. B is a woman with an office in Mrs. S's neighborhood.
  C) Dr. C is a woman who makes Mrs. S feel comfortable and allows plenty of time for talking.
  D) Dr. D communicates well with her and is in high demand.



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dajones82

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Answer to Question 1

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A nursing diagnosis of Risk for injury related to disturbed sensory perception is the most important diagnosis for a patient with vertigo.

Answer to Question 2

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Finding a doctor with whom the patient feels comfortable is of major importance. She will also want a physician who makes her feel comfortable in the office. These considerations are likely to outweigh others, especially when the patient is elderly. A physician in high demand may be less accessible.




acc299

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Reply 2 on: Jul 11, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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