A client plans to go to the acupuncturist for complementary ...

[khang]

A client plans to go to the acupuncturist for complementary treatment of alcoholism. He asks the
  nurse to explain how acupuncture works. The most accurate response would be Acupuncture is a
  traditional Chinese medical treatment.
 
  The Chinese believe
  a. the insertion of needles modulates the flow of energy along body meridians..
  b. taking small doses of noxious substances will alleviate illness symptoms..
  c. manipulation of the spinal column will correct energy flow problems..
  d. herbal remedies, which are natural substances, are better than synthetics..

Question 2

Which nursing diagnosis would be appropriate for most clients who are chemically impaired?
 
  a. Constipation
  b. Hyperthermia
  c. Risk for injury
  d. Disturbed personal identity

[Liddy]

Answer to Question 1

A
Acupuncture involves the insertion of needles to modulate the flow of body energy (chi) along
specific body pathways called meridians. Option B refers to homeopathy. Option C refers to
chiropractic. Option D: Traditional Chinese medicine is more concerned with balance than with
natural versus synthetic treatments.

Answer to Question 2

C
Substance abuse, regardless of the drug used, offers a variety of ways an individual might sustain
injury: falls, skin infection, aspiration, etc. The defining characteristics for the other nursing
diagnoses are not universally present among substance abusers.

[khang]

Gracias!

[carojassy25]

TYSM