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futuristic

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If a client complains of anxiety and tension, the nurse could choose to teach the client which of the following complementary therapies to reduce the manifestations of these problems?
 
  1. relaxation
  2. pharmacological relaxation
  3. progressive muscle relaxation
  4. self-analysis

Question 2

The mother of a 9-month-old is preparing to administer antibiotic cream to the infant in a return demonstration. The nurse determines that learning goals have been met when the mother does which of the following?
 
  1. Instills the medication when the infant is asleep
   2. Mummies the child while administering the ointment
   3. Places the ointment on a swab and spreads across closed eye lids
   4. Uses sterile gauze to apply the ointment



shayla

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: 1

Answer to Question 2

2. Mummies the child

Rationale:
An infant should be mummied prior to applying eye medication in order to prevent accidental injury. Applying ointment when the child is asleep would increase the child's fears. The ointment is applied to the conjunctival sac, not the lids, and is applied directly from the medication tube or vial.



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