Author Question: Which of the following sensory changes are normal with aging? a. Impaired night vision b. ... (Read 63 times)

sam.t96 · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

Which of the following sensory changes are normal with aging?

a. Impaired night vision
b. Difficulty hearing low pitch
c. Increase in taste discrimination
d. Heightened sense of smell

Question 2

A 1-year-old child is scheduled to receive an intravenous (IV) line. What is the most appropriate type of restraint to use for this client to prevent removal of the IV line?

a. Wrist restraint
b. Jacket restraint
c. Elbow restraint
d. Mummy restraint

kbennett34 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
Night vision becomes impaired as physiological changes in the eye occur. Older adults lose the ability to distinguish high-pitched noises and consonants. Senses of smell and taste are also decreased with aging.

Answer to Question 2

D
A mummy restraint is used in the short term for a small child or infant for examination or treat-ment involving the head and neck. This would be the most appropriate type of restraint to use for a 1-year-old who is going to receive an IV line.
The wrist restraint maintains immobility of an extremity to prevent the client from removing a therapeutic device, such as an IV tube. It would not be the best choice for starting an IV on a 1-year-old.
The jacket restraint is often used to prevent a client from getting up and falling. It is not the best choice for starting an IV line.
An elbow restraint is commonly used with infants and children to prevent elbow flexion, such as after an IV line is in place.