When assessing a client with dementia, the nurse identifies that the client is experiencing hallucinations. Based on the nurse's understanding of this disorder, which type of hallucination would the nurse expect as most common?
A) Auditory
B) Visual
C) Gustatory
D) Olfactory
Question 2
A nurse is using motivational therapy with an alcoholic client, Susan, who is unwilling to consider changing her drinking behavior. Susan emphatically states, I am not an alcoholic; you can't make me stop drinking.
Which response would be most appropriate for the nurse to make in response to Susan's statement?
A) You have to stop drinking and driving; you could kill someone.
B) You're right, you're not an alcoholic.
C) You should consider what you are doing to your marital relationship.
D) You're the only one who can make yourself stop drinking.
The general survey includes assessing every patient for signs of distress.
Assessing for Chvostek's Sign
Assessing for Tinel's Sign
Assessing for Phalen's Sign
nurse
Testing the client’s ability to feel vibrations, the toe