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A 73-year-old patient has been diagnosed with congested heart failure (CHF). The nurse provides the greatest support for this patient's positive view of self-wellness by presenting in-formation regarding
 
  a. how to minimize the exacerbation of symptoms.
  b. locally available supportive services.
  c. the importance of adherence to medical treatment.
  d. the need to report symptoms promptly.

Question 2

The nurse needs to awaken a patient to take medication in the middle of the night
 
  The patient has not had any sleeping medications or other preparations that would cause drowsiness. The nurse has to use vigorous stimulation to awaken the patient. What stage of sleep is this patient most likely in?
  a. Stage 1, nonrapid eye movement (REM)
  b. Stage 2, non-REM
  c. Stage 3, non-REM
  d. Stage 4, non-REM



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Answer to Question 1

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Many older adults now seek education about health promotion and management of their illness. The nurse can support older adults by teaching self-care management in these areas. The other actions are also valued, but learning how to control symptoms gives patients the feeling of ac-complishment.

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In stage 4 of non-REM sleep, the person needs vigorous stimulation to be awakened. In stage 1, the person is awakened easily, as in stage 2 . Stage 3 requires moderate stimulation.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 11, 2018
:D TYSM


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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