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All of the following are effective nursing strategies for the management of constipation EXCEPT
 
  a. removal of hardened or impacted stool by mechanical means
  b. increased dietary fiber
  c. decreased fluid intake
  d. regular pattern of exercise

Question 2

Evaluation of the health care given by an institution should be
 
  a. conducted only by individual disciplines
  b. multidisciplinary only
  c. conducted by nurses
  d. multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary


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Reply #1 on: Jul 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Since dietary factors contribute to constipation, the patient should be encouraged to increase dietary fiber. Fluid intake should be increased to promote the passage of soft, hydrated stool. Lack of exercise and decreased mobility contribute to constipation. The patient should be encouraged to increase activity, if not contraindicated. Constipation is initially managed by assisting the patient to pass hardened stool or by removing any impacted feces.

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Evaluating the quality of care provided is a responsibility shared among members of the health care team. Others interested in the outcomes of evaluation include the community and third-party payers.


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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)

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Excellent

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