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stevenposner

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Assessment of the chemical properties of urine is done by immersing a special, chemically prepared strip of paper into a clean urine specimen, or by combining drops of urine with chemically prepared tablets.
 
  The _____________ of the strip or tablet indicates the presence of any of unique chemical properties. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

In providing a physical assessment of an 88-year-old patient, the nurse should:
 
  a. do it as quickly as possible to prevent fatigue.
  b. assume that the patient will have disabilities.
  c. prepare to perform a mental status examination.
  d. always do the exam in the small exam room to prevent chills.



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Answer to Question 1

change in color
You assess the chemical properties of urine by immersing a special, chemically prepared strip of paper into a clean urine specimen, or by combining drops of urine with chemically prepared tablets. The change in color of the strip or tablet indicates the presence of glucose, ketones, protein, and blood as well as pH of the urine.

Answer to Question 2

C
Inclusion of a review of mental status is highly recommended when the nurse performs an examination of an older adult. Allow extra time, and be patient, relaxed, and unhurried with older adults. Do not assume that aging is always accompanied by illness or disability. Older adults are able to adapt to change and to maintain functional independence. Provide adequate space for an examination, particularly if the patient uses a mobility aid.



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