When a client is lifted or held by a nurse, the additional weight becomes a part of the nurse's weight and should be
A) Supported with a narrow base
B) Counterbalanced by a horizontal adjustment
C) Controlled with the upper arm muscles
D) Balanced over the center of gravity
Question 2
A student nurse is preparing a presentation on sensoryperception . What symptoms of sensory overload should the student include? Select all that apply.
A) Disorientation
B) Sleeplessness
C) Confusion
D) Increased work performance
E) Fatigue
Question 3
A homecare nurse is assessing a patient in the home. The client had a cerebrovascular accident and has right side paralysis. After 6 weeks of rehabilitation, the client has increasing mobility when
A) She can lift the right arm inch
B) She can move the right arm with the left
C) She can chew and swallow food
D) She can smile and open her right eye
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