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Caiter2013

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Which of the following home safety measures is specifically recommended for the client with diminished olfaction?
 
  a. Smoke detectors on all levels
  b. Extra lighting in hallways
  c. Amplified telephone receivers
  d. Mild water-heater temperatures

Question 2

The nurse is discussing with an Aboriginal client long-term goals for a diet and exercise regimen to manage his diabetes. The nurse notices that he does not appear concerned about discussing his future needs.
 
  Which of the following is a possible reason for this behaviour? a. His cultural time orientation is to the past.
  b. He believes in living day by day.
  c. He believes that there is no point in worrying about what has not yet happened.
  d. His belief is that time will heal his condition.



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Answer to Question 1

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A reduced sensitivity to odours means that the client may be unable to smell a smouldering fire. The client should use smoke detectors on every level of the home as a safety measure.
A home safety measure specific for the client with diminished vision is the use of extra lighting in hallways.
A home safety measure specific for the client with diminished hearing is the use of amplified telephone receivers.
A home safety measure specific for the client with reduced tactile sensation is having mild wa-ter-heater temperatures.

Answer to Question 2

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Aboriginal life choices and the responsibility to choose, and a belief in living day by day may help to explain why the client does not appear interested in discussing the future of his diabetes management.
The statement His cultural time orientation is to the past is not a determining factor for future needs.
The statement He believes that there is no point in worrying about what has not yet happened does not reflect Aboriginal values or beliefs.
The statement His belief is that time will heal his condition does not reflect Aboriginal values or beliefs.




Caiter2013

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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


amynguyen1221

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

 

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