Your client and family state that they are interested in learning everything they can about diabetes. Your client has just been diagnosed with diabetes, and they all want to change their lifestyle.
The most appropriate nursing interventions would be interventions to:
1. deal with destructive behaviors.
2. change family behaviors.
3. help solve family problems.
4. establish a nurse-family relationship.
Question 2
You ask the family to recall all past concrete events that caused them worry, concern, or grief that was related to one family member's addiction to drugs.
You have a family session to discuss the personal growth and goals of each family member who has been affected by the addicted family member. You allow time for them to vent their feelings and respect the perspective of each family member. This is an example of a nursing intervention to:
1. deal with destructive behaviors.
2. change family behaviors.
3. help solve family problems.
4. establish a nurse-family relationship.
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The nurse applies a pulse oximeter sensor on the client’s finger.
Weber test: Place the base of the tuning fork on top of the client’s head.
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Testing client’s ability to identify dull sensation
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