The nurse is attempting to obtain informed consent for the administration of electroconvulsive treatment (ECT) for a depressed client. The client expresses some fears and concerns regarding the treatment. The nurse should:
A) Recognize that the client does not want ECT and document a refusal to sign the informed consent.
B) Reassure the client and then have the client sign the informed consent.
C) Notify the physician.
D) Provide the client with additional information and cancel any scheduled ECTs until the client is able to
give informed consent.
Question 2
Which of the following statements would be most important for staff to consider when planning bowel and bladder training for a client in the mild stage of dementia of the Alzheimer's type?
A) Establish a toileting schedule.
B) Ask the family to monitor the client's bowel habits.
C) Encourage the client to tell staff when experiencing the urge to void or defecate.
D) Have the client wear disposable diapers.
The Koala does not normally need to drink, because it can obtain all of the moisture it needs by eat
A nurse communicates with her non–English-speaking patient through an interpreter
Statutory guidelines for consent
A deaf baby attempting to sign.
The nurse begins the general survey
Administration of Nasal Medications