MC The nurse does postpartal home visits to check on the mother and infant. During the visit, the nurse and mother discuss how the postpartal course is going and how the infant is doing with feeding and sleeping.
The nurse provides information and answers any questions the mother may have and performs teaching as needed. This nursing role is considered:
A. Case finding and referral.
B. Care of the sick.
C. Health promotion and illness prevention.
D. Home health nursing.
Question 2
MC The nurse receives a referral to visit a client whose neighbors fear is being abused by a spouse. The client allows the nurse inside, but is obviously reluctant to have the nurse in the home. The nurse could best address the client's concerns by: (Sele
A. Tactfully communicating the reason for the visit.
B. Establishing appropriate expectations for the visit for the client and nurse.
C. Starting to establish a rapport with the client.
D. Stating that the neighbors made the referral.
E. Informing the client that her name has been given to a local women's shelter.
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Mother zebra with foals.
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The nurse uses a noninvasive bladder ultrasound to measure the client’s bladder volume.
Labeled parts of a check.
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