Author Question: As part of an attempt to implement a restraint-free environment, the nurse: A. Provides constant ... (Read 492 times)

sabina · **on:** Jul 24, 2018

As part of an attempt to implement a restraint-free environment, the nurse:

A. Provides constant activity for the client
B. Covers or camouflages tubes and drains
C. Keeps the client out by the nurse's station
D. Reduces visiting hours and times in therapies

Question 2

MC The inflow-outflow process for the return flow enema is usually

A. Until return fluid is clear.
B. Five to six times.
C. Until stool is evacuated.
D. Until flatus has subsided.

Zack0mack0101@yahoo.com · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
B. Position IV catheters, urinary catheters, tubes/drains out of client view, or use camouflage by wrapping IV site with bandage or stockinet, placing undergarments on client with urinary catheter, or covering abdominal feeding tubes/drains with loose abdominal binder.
A. Provide scheduled ambulation, chair activity, and toileting. Organize treatments so client has long uninterrupted periods throughout the day. This provides for sleep and rest periods. Constant activity may irritate client.
C. Place client in a room that is easily accessible to caregivers. This allows for frequent observation.
D. Encourage family and friends to stay with client. Sitters or companions may be used. In some institutions, volunteers can be effective companions. Client anxiety is reduced and safety is increased when one person provides care and supervision is constant.

Answer to Question 2

B