A newly diagnosed diabetic client is admitted to the hospital because her diabetes is out of control. Which of the following is an appropriate direct-care intervention for this client during her stay?
1) Consulting the diabetic nurse educator for help with a teaching plan
2) Making arrangements for the client to join a diabetic support group
3) Demonstrating blood glucose monitoring and insulin administration to the client
4) Consulting with the dietician about the client's dietary concerns
Question 2
Which nursing intervention is considered an independent intervention?
1) Administering 1 liter of dextrose 5 in normal saline solution at 100 mL/hour
2) Encouraging the postoperative client to perform coughing and deep breathing exercises
3) Explaining his diet to the client; then communicating the teaching with the dietitian
4) Administering morphine sulfate 2 mg IV to the client with postoperative pain
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