How does the nurse assess that a hearing aid is operating ...

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How does the nurse assess that a hearing aid is operating correctly?
 
  a. Speaking very softly behind the patient
  b. Covering the patient's unaffected ear and speaking
  c. Determining the patient's response to a normal tone of voice
  d. Removing the hearing aid and sending it to be checked by an audiologist

Question 2

The patient confides in the nurse that she is bothered by the fact that she has alopecia . How should the nurse respond to this information?
 
  a. Shave hair off of the affected area.
  b. Use permethrin (Nix).
  c. Offer the patient access to scarves or wigs.
  d. Place a drop of oil on the area.

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Answer to Question 1

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To determine whether the patient can hear clearly using the hearing aid, turn your back to the patient and ask a question slowly and clearly in a normal tone of voice. Depending on your position, the patient may be able to read your lips. The prostheses are limited by the function of the ear structures. The hearing aid may not be the problem in this case.

Answer to Question 2

C
Alopecia is balding patches in the periphery of the hairline. Offer patients access to scarves, hairpieces, or wigs. Stop hair care practices that damage hair. Shaving hair off of the affected area is the treatment for pediculosis pubis (crab lice). Permethrin is the treatment for pediculosis capitis (head lice). Ticks are removed by placing a drop of oil or ether on the tick, causing it to suffocate.

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