week 10 sherpath Flashcards by Monica Galvan-Valencia

Which elements are included in the assessment of the mouth and pharynx?

Palpating the thyroid

Testing the gag reflex

Inspecting the septum

Assessing the carotid pulse

Testing the gag reflex

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Which position should be used to inspect the back and auscultate the posterior lungs?

Patient reclining at 45 degrees

Patient supine with chest exposed

Patient seated with back exposed

Patient seated with chest exposed

Patient seated with back exposed

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Place the elements of a seated examination in the correct order.

Gather supplies and greet the patient

Auscultate anterior chest and palpate breasts

Inspect back and percuss posterior chest

Assess head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat

Gather supplies and greet the patient

Assess head, ears, eyes, nose, and throat

Inspect back and percuss posterior chest

Auscultate anterior chest and palpate breasts

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Which element of the examination is best performed while the adult patient is reclining at 45 degrees?

Testing range of motion of feet, ankles, and knees

Inspecting jugular venous distention and pulsation

Performing bimanual palpation of uterus and cervix

Observing the patient move from lying down to a seated position

Inspecting jugular venous distention and pulsation

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Which elements are included in the assessment of the hips of an adult patient?

Select all that apply.

Testing range of motion

Palpating popliteal pulse

Auscultating systematically

Percussing for finger bone dullness

Palpating for stability of joint

Testing range of motion

Palpating for stability of joint

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Order the elements of an abdominal examination of an adult who is supine.

Inspect the skin and contour

Percuss all four quadrants for tone

Lightly palpate all four quadrants

Auscultate all four quadrants

Deeply palpate all four quadrants

Inspect the skin and contour

Auscultate all four quadrants

Percuss all four quadrants for tone

Lightly palpate all four quadrants

Deeply palpate all four quadrants

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Which assessment element of the adult head-to-toe examination is best performed with the patient standing?

Palpating the abdomen

Testing plantar reflexes

Assessing jugular pulsation

The Romberg test

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Which element of the examination would the nurse perform while the adult patient is in a standing position?

Auscultating lungs

Inspecting the spine

Testing stereognosis

Palpating the carotid pulse

Inspecting the spine

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Order the elements of the abdominal/genital assessment that should be performed while the male patient is standing.

Ask the patient to lean over examination table

Inspect the perianal area

Palpate rectal sphincter tone

Instruct the patient to relax the buttocks

Ask the patient to lean over examination table

Instruct the patient to relax the buttocks

Inspect the perianal area

Palpate rectal sphincter tone

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Which components are included in the functional assessment?

Select all that apply.

Social assessment

Injury assessment

Physical examination

Evaluation of activities of daily living

Comprehensive history

Social assessment

Physical examination

Evaluation of activities of daily living

Comprehensive history

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Which elements are included in the review of systems for the functional assessment?

Select all that apply.

Nutritional status

Memory changes

Urinary incontinence

Prior falls or fear of falling

Identification of caregivers

Nutritional status

Memory changes

Urinary incontinence

Prior falls or fear of falling

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Which element is included in the physical examination component of the functional assessment?

Reviewing health insurance coverage

Determining existence of advance directives

Assessing the skin for signs of decubitus ulcers

Asking the patient about activities of daily living

Assessing the skin for signs of decubitus ulcers

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Palpation of the thyroid and cervical lymph nodes is included in examination of which part of the body?

Eyes

Neck

Mouth

Pharynx

neck

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Which element of the assessment should be performed with the patient seated and wearing a gown?

Percussion of the posterior chest

Inspection of facial symmetry

Auscultation of heart and lungs

Palpation of axillary lymph nodes

Inspection of facial symmetry

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Which element of the assessment should be performed after assessment of the patient’s back, posterior chest, and lungs?

Weber test

Palpation of apical pulse

Palpation of posterior chest

Inspection of spine and scapula

Palpation of apical pulse

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Which elements should be performed after light palpation of all quadrants of the abdomen in the adult patient?

Percussion of all quadrants

Auscultation for bowel sounds

Deep palpation of all quadrants

Inspection of abdominal contour

Deep palpation of all quadrants

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Which examination component should be performed while the adult patient is supine with the legs exposed?

Palpation of breast tissue

Palpation of popliteal pulse

Palpation for inguinal hernia

Palpation for aortic pulsation

Palpation of popliteal pulse

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Place the examination components in order for the adult patient who is supine.

Inspect abdomen

Auscultate heart

Percuss liver border

Palpate for pedal edema

Auscultate heart

Inspect abdomen

Percuss liver border

Palpate for pedal edema

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The healthcare provider palpates the prostate gland and seminal vesicles with the patient standing as part of which element of the examination?

Spinal

Rectal

Neurologic

Abdominal/Genital

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Which element is performed after inspection and palpation of the patient’s spine while the patient is standing?

Test abdominal reflexes

Palpate axillary lymph nodes

Assess radial and brachial pulses

Observe the patient walk heel to toe

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Observing the patient’s gait and testing balance are included in which element of the adult head-to-toe examination with patient standing?

Spinal

Abdominal

Neurologic

Musculoskeletal

Neurologic

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The assessment of financial resources and health insurance is included in which element of the functional examination?

Social situation

Review of systems

Physical examination

Activities of daily living

Social situation

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Which element of the functional assessment should be included during the review of systems?

Blood pressure

Ability to bathe

Neurologic function

Signs of dementia

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On which elements should the nurse focus when performing the physical examination component of the functional assessment?

Select all that apply.

Determining caregiver’s abilities

Evaluating coordination and gait

Assessing for dyspnea with exertion

Asking about use of a cane or walker

Measuring blood pressure while the patient is seated and standing

Evaluating coordination and gait

Assessing for dyspnea with exertion

Measuring blood pressure while the patient is seated and standing

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Which questions or statements made by the nurse during the sexual health history demonstrate appropriate attitudes and practices for beginning and maintaining a meaningful sexual health discussion? Select all that apply. “Even though the medical diagnosis is impotence, we do not have to talk about this issue.” “We’ll go through this very quickly.” “Is it okay if we discuss any sexual concerns you might have?” “Why are you a lesbian?” “The issue you’re referring to is known as erectile dysfunction.”

“Is it okay if we discuss any sexual concerns you might have?” “The issue you’re referring to is known as erectile dysfunction.”

Which term is represented by the “P” in the PLISSIT model? Permission Privacy Patient Problems

Permission

Which question asked by the nurse indicates the discussion has reached the level of providing intensive therapy according to the PLISSIT model? “What concerns do you have related to your sexual health function?” “Many women experiencing menopause have sexual concerns. Do you?” “What do you mean by that?” “Would you like information about specialists who may be able to help?

“Would you like information about specialists who may be able to help?

Which patient assessment topics are components of a sexual health history? Select all that apply. Past and current general health Exercise habits Frequency of testicular self-examination (TSE) Type of diet Medications like antidepressants or antihypertensives

Past and current general health Frequency of testicular self-examination (TSE) Medications like antidepressants or antihypertensives

Match the sexual disorder to its description. Painful intercourse Decreased libido Impotence Inability to conceive Answer choices Anorgasmia Erectile dysfunction Low sexual desire Dyspareunia Infertility Premature ejaculation

Painful intercourse Dyspareunia Decreased libido Low sexual desire Impotence Erectile dysfunction Inability to conceive Infertility

Which response would the nurse make to a patient who has experienced sexual violence? “What caused you to go with that group of guys?” “You should not have dressed that way.” “This was not your fault.” “Why do you still stay with your partner?”

“This was not your fault.”

Match the sexually transmitted disease to its cues. Genital warts possible; can undergo transformation to various cancers Lesions advance to rash with mucous membrane lesions; ends with CNS effects Flu-like symptoms; genital discharge; burning with urination Genital discomfort; lesions that heal within 2–4 weeks Answer choices Human papillomavirus Chlamydia Syphilis Genital herpes Gonorrhea

Genital warts possible; can undergo transformation to various cancers Human papillomavirus Lesions advance to rash with mucous membrane lesions; ends with CNS effects Syphilis Flu-like symptoms; genital discharge; burning with urination Chlamydia Genital discomfort; lesions that heal within 2–4 weeks Genital herpes

Match the phase of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) to its characteristic. Flu-like manifestations Decreased transmission risk Increasing number of opportunistic infections Answer choices Clinical latency Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) Acute

Flu-like manifestations Acute Decreased transmission risk Clinical latency Increasing number of opportunistic infections Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

Which situation is an example of sexual harassment? Male supervisor continually places hand on female’s leg. Female asks a male coworker out for coffee one time. Patient makes one sexual comment to the nurse. Female hugs a female coworker at a funeral.

Male supervisor continually places hand on female’s leg.

Which step in the PLISSIT model is being used when the nurse states, “I would like to ask you some questions pertaining to your sexual history”? P LI SS IT

Which practices do the acts of pulling the curtain around the bed and sitting on the chair facing the patient convey to the patient who has human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection? Select all that apply. Respecting privacy Showing tolerance Overcoming prejudice Preparing to listen actively Advocating for the patient’s needs

Respecting privacy Preparing to listen actively

Which purposes are achieved by conducting a sexual health history for a patient with possible sexually transmitted diseases/infections? Select all that apply. Provide an opportunity for patient education. Determine whether the patient falls within sexual norms. Identify the patient’s sexual concerns. Provide treatment for sexual dysfunction. Highlight any high-risk sexual behaviors.

Provide an opportunity for patient education. Identify the patient’s sexual concerns. Highlight any high-risk sexual behaviors.

Which question or statement would the nurse use to therapeutically obtain information about a patient’s sexual orientation? “Tell me about your partner.” “Do you prefer anal sex?” “Are you sexually active?” “Are you gay?”

“Tell me about your partner.”

Which action would the nurse take when a patient is embarrassed to talk about human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) symptoms? Select all that apply. Call the charge nurse to go in the room and help. Call a chaplain to help discuss the situation. Be nonjudgmental. Be empathetic. Avoid the subject.

Be nonjudgmental. Be empathetic.

Which approach would the nurse use to collect cues about a patient who has low testosterone? Assure the patient that the sexual health history will be brief. Ask questions in a routine, matter-of-fact manner. Use story-telling to alleviate the patient’s anxiety. Share personal experiences to build rapport and trust.

Ask questions in a routine, matter-of-fact manner.

Which response would the nurse make when the patient appears shocked and asks, “Why are you asking me about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and infections (STIs)?” “I am concerned that you engage in risky sexual behavior and you seem likely to have had an STD/STI.” “Asking about STDs/STIs is a routine part of our health history collection process.” “If you have a history of STDs/STIs, I will need to use appropriate protection during your examination.” “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to offend you. Let’s move on to the next question.”

“Asking about STDs/STIs is a routine part of our health history collection process.”

Which sexually transmitted disease/infection (STD/STI) risk is reduced when the patient receives a Cervarix vaccine? Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) Syphilis Human papillomavirus (HPV) Genital herpes

Human papillomavirus (HPV)

Which statements regarding sexually transmitted diseases or infections (STDs/STIs) are true? Select all that apply. Bacteria and viruses can cause STDs/STIs. STDs/STIs can be contracted via sexual intercourse or intimate contact with an infected person. Use of condoms eliminates the risk for STD/STI transmission. STDs/STIs cannot be transmitted through oral sex. All STDs/STIs can be contracted by both males and females.

Bacteria and viruses can cause STDs/STIs. STDs/STIs can be contracted via sexual intercourse or intimate contact with an infected person. All STDs/STIs can be contracted by both males and females.

Which protective strategy for genital herpes would the nurse teach the patient? Condoms will prevent the infection of a partner. Annual testing should be done for genital herpes. Vaccination can prevent genital herpes. Abstinence should be practiced when lesions are present.

Abstinence should be practiced when lesions are present.

Which term would the nurse use for a patient who has painful intercourse from insufficient vaginal lubrication? Dyspareunia Vaginismus Anorgasmia Impotence

Dyspareunia

Which situations describe how human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is most commonly transmitted? Select all that apply. Exchange of bodily fluids during vaginal or anal sex with an - HIV-positive individual Shared use of drug needles or syringes with an HIV-positive individual Caring for an HIV-positive patient Transfusion of infected blood products Oral sex with an HIV-positive individual

Exchange of bodily fluids during vaginal or anal sex with an - HIV-positive individual Shared use of drug needles or syringes with an HIV-positive individual

Which statement would the nurse expect to hear from a patient who has impotence? “I have a lesion on my penis.” “I can’t have an erection.” “I seem to ejaculate too fast.” “I am having penis discharge.”

“I can’t have an erection.”

Which cues indicate the patient is having a problem with vaginismus? Select all that apply. History of inability to have intercourse Reports trying to get pregnant for over a year States wanting to have intercourse but cannot Partner states that the penis cannot enter the vagina Laboratory results indicate a low level of CD4 count

History of inability to have intercourse States wanting to have intercourse but cannot Partner states that the penis cannot enter the vagina

Which initial action would the nurse take for a patient who is trying to grab the nurse’s buttocks? Tell the patient to “stop.” Ignore the behavior. Make a joke about the behavior. Refuse to care for the patient.

Tell the patient to “stop.”

Which cue is relevant regarding a patient’s sexual health? Low creatinine levels High progesterone levels Elevated blood urea nitrogen levels Decreased sodium levels

High progesterone levels

Which cues would the nurse observe in a patient who is a victim of human trafficking? Select all that apply. Appropriate weight for height Evidence of forced vaginal or anal entry Extremely fearful Possible drug use marks Unable to provide a history

Evidence of forced vaginal or anal entry Extremely fearful Possible drug use marks Unable to provide a history

Which information about human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) would the nurse share with the patient? Select all that apply. The acute phase of HIV may last for several years. HIV infection can be cured through the use of antiretroviral therapy (ART). Patients with HIV may not have symptoms during the clinical latency phase. Lung infections are possible in the AIDS phase of the disease. Sharing towels and eating utensils is not advised.

Patients with HIV may not have symptoms during the clinical latency phase. Lung infections are possible in the AIDS phase of the disease.

Which statements align with the concept of spirituality? Select all that apply. Spirituality is synonymous with religion. Spirituality is defined by belonging to an organized religion. Spirituality is the expression of meaning and purpose in life. Spirituality exists regardless of religious beliefs. Spirituality is a personal experience.

Spirituality is the expression of meaning and purpose in life. Spirituality exists regardless of religious beliefs. Spirituality is a personal experience.

Which statements are true about religion? Select all that apply. Religion usually follows specific rituals or rules. Religion is linked to a defined system of worship or faith-based organization. Spirituality is viewed the same regardless of one’s identified religion. Religious beliefs can affect medical decisions. People from the same religion all follow the same beliefs.

Religion usually follows specific rituals or rules. Religion is linked to a defined system of worship or faith-based organization. Religious beliefs can affect medical decisions.

Match the term associated with spirituality with its description. Connecting to one’s inner self, which allows one to connect to others Being connected to oneself, others, and a higher power An energy source that inspires motivation Peace during times of great stress Answer choices Connectedness Self-transcendence Meaning/Life purpose Inner strength Faith/hope

Connecting to one’s inner self, which allows one to connect to others Self-transcendence Being connected to oneself, others, and a higher power Connectedness An energy source that inspires motivation Inner strength Peace during times of great stress Faith/hope

For which reasons is it important for the nurse to have knowledge about different religious and spiritual health practices? Select all that apply. Allows understanding of rationales behind specific behaviors Improves communication between cultures Improves the patient’s confidence in the nurse’s skill Allows for more tailored nursing care Often improves medical treatment adherence

Allows understanding of rationales behind specific behaviors Improves communication between cultures Allows for more tailored nursing care Often improves medical treatment adherence

Which concept does the “I” represent in the FICA Assessment Tool? Inclusion of family in medical decision making Integration in a community Importance of faith Inspiration and hope

Importance of faith

Which statements comply with The Joint Commission’s (TJC) requirements to incorporate spiritual health into patient care? Select all that apply. Do you belong to a faith community? How often do you attend religious gatherings? Do you require a special diet because of spiritual beliefs? Do you and your spouse share the same spiritual beliefs? Do you have family members that you are close to and that live nearby?

Do you belong to a faith community? Do you require a special diet because of spiritual beliefs? Do you have family members that you are close to and that live nearby?

Which activities would be recommended for nurses who wish to explore their own spirituality more thoroughly? Select all that apply. Journaling specific beliefs and thoughts Questioning why someone believes the way they do Learning from others with different beliefs Identifying which spiritual beliefs are most important Attending a spiritual service different from one’s own

Journaling specific beliefs and thoughts Learning from others with different beliefs Identifying which spiritual beliefs are most important Attending a spiritual service different from one’s own

The nurse is providing care for a patient with a new breast cancer diagnosis. Which question by the nurse represents the spiritual connection practice of reflection? This is a tough thing to hear. Do you know anyone who has had breast cancer? Have you told your children yet? What are your thoughts about this new diagnosis? Have you decided whether you are going to have mastectomy?

What are your thoughts about this new diagnosis?

Which spirituality-related outcome written by a student nurse suggests the need for additional learning? After consulting with the dietician, the patient will identify acceptable ways to blend dietary restrictions with religious customs. Patient will discuss treatment choices with a trusted confidant to explore acceptable options before beginning treatment. Patient will contact a spiritual counselor within 2 weeks of discharge. Patient will start attending church every Sunday immediately after discharge.

Patient will start attending church every Sunday immediately after discharge.

A patient is a Jehovah’s Witness and does not want a blood transfusion, but her health care provider has indicated that her life is at risk without it. According to the ICNP nursing analysis during times of spiritual distress, the nurse would expect to provide support to the patient for which need? Moral Distress Spiritual Distress Decisional Conflict Hopelessness

Moral Distress

Which activities would most likely be considered a way to practice spirituality? Select all that apply. Prayer Meditation Reflection Working Yoga

Prayer Meditation Reflection Yoga

For which reasons is it important to encourage the practice of spirituality when caring for patients, regardless of whether the patient follows an organized religious community? Select all that apply. Spirituality has been shown to improve treatment adherence. Spirituality has been shown to have a positive impact on health and well-being. A strong sense of spirituality can help lower anxiety levels. Spiritual people have a greater tendency to find joy in life. Spiritual people believe in God, which provides hope

Spirituality has been shown to improve treatment adherence. Spirituality has been shown to have a positive impact on health and well-being. A strong sense of spirituality can help lower anxiety levels. Spiritual people have a greater tendency to find joy in life.

The nurse is caring for a patient recently diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. The nurse is amazed because the patient always has a smile on her face, frequently talks about her future goals, and often states “I know God has a plan for me.” Which characteristics of spirituality is the patient showing based on these behaviors? Select all that apply. Connectedness Self-transcendence Inner strength Faith and hope Meaning/purpose in life

Connectedness Inner strength Faith and hope Meaning/purpose in life

The nurse is caring for a newly diagnosed paraplegic patient after a car accident. The patient is angry, withdrawn, and not sleeping well. Which spiritual concept might the patient be experiencing? Spiritual distress Spiritual sensitivity Spiritual regret Spiritual adversity

Spiritual distress

The nurse is caring for a patient who is refusing an important medical treatment because of personal religious beliefs. Which action is best for the nurse to take? Talk to the patient’s family about the importance of accepting the treatment. Respect the patient’s right to refuse the treatment, and notify the prescribing health care provider. Explain again the risks associated with refusal of treatment. Talk to the patient about the need to incorporate the patient’s beliefs into his or her care

Talk to the patient about the need to incorporate the patient’s beliefs into his or her care

The nurse is performing a spiritual assessment on a new admission and is using the FICA spiritual assessment tool to assist with the process. Which questions are specific to the FICA assessment tool? Select all that apply. “Do you consider yourself spiritual or religious?” “Do your spiritual beliefs influence your health or medical decisions?” “Are you a part of a spiritual community or church?” “Where do you find your source of hope?” “How would you like me to address your health care concerns?”

“Do you consider yourself spiritual or religious?” “Do your spiritual beliefs influence your health or medical decisions?” “Are you a part of a spiritual community or church?” “How would you like me to address your health care concerns?”

The nurse is performing wound care on a patient after a double mastectomy. The patient quietly asks, “Do you think my husband will still love me after he sees how I look now?” Which nursing intervention encourages open reflection by the patient? Continue performing tasks while the patient is speaking. Tell the patient you are busy but you will send a psychologist to talk with her. Be physically present and actively listen when the patient is talking. Call the hospital chaplain who also had a mastectomy to meet with the patient.

Be physically present and actively listen when the patient is talking.

Which actions by the nurse would be considered spiritual care interventions? Select all that apply. Encouraging the patient to practice deep breathing exercises Telling the patient that prayer helps and you want to pray with him or her Bringing a bible for the patient to read and learn about Jesus Asking if the hospital could provide a specific spiritual provider Encouraging therapeutic touch sessions such as massage

Encouraging the patient to practice deep breathing exercises Asking if the hospital could provide a specific spiritual provider Encouraging therapeutic touch sessions such as massage

A patient who has battled lung cancer for 5 years states that he has not prayed since the diagnosis because he did not believe it would help. He now wants to start praying and going to church. Which spiritual goal would be appropriate for this patient? Patient will attend church every Sunday for the next 6 weeks. Patient will speak to a spiritual counselor within 1 week of discharge. Patient will consult with family members about his desire to start attending church. Patient will start praying this afternoon.

Patient will speak to a spiritual counselor within 1 week of discharge.

Which nonpharmacologic interventions would the nurse suggest to a patient for a healthy bedtime routine? Select all that apply. Taking a warm bath Reading for 20 minutes Going for a jog Aromatherapy Drinking a glass of wine

Taking a warm bath Reading for 20 minute Aromatherapy

Which nonpharmacologic interventions would the nurse provide to an inpatient as part of evening care to promote uninterrupted sleep? Select all that apply. Offering a large meal Changing bed linens Providing skin care Providing oral care Performing a partial bath

Changing bed linens Providing skin care Providing oral care Performing a partial bath

Which interventions would the nurse take to reduce noise and promote sleep for a hospitalized patient? Select all that apply. Lower volume of telephone ringtones. Limit overhead pages to emergencies only at night. Monitor equipment frequently. Conduct shift reports inside the patient’s room. Provide privacy by drawing curtains between patients.

Lower volume of telephone ringtones. Limit overhead pages to emergencies only at night. Monitor equipment frequently. Provide privacy by drawing curtains between patients.

Which bedtime snack would be appropriate for the nurse to offer a patient to promote sleep? Chips with salsa Cup of black tea Chocolate pudding Piece of oat bran toast

Piece of oat bran toast

Which medications may be effective in managing sleep disorders? Select all that apply. Antiemetics Benzodiazepines Anticoagulants Antidepressants Antibiotics

Benzodiazepines Antidepressants

Which statement regarding common side effects would the nurse include in a teaching session for a patient who is prescribed an antidepressant for insomnia? “An increased sexual desire often occurs while taking this medication.” “Headache and nausea often occur; however, these side effects will improve within several months of taking this medication.” “Nervousness often occurs; however, this should improve within several weeks.” “Skin rashes often occur while taking this medication.”

“Nervousness often occurs; however, this should improve within several weeks.”

Match the medication prescribed for sleep with the corresponding category. Sedative-hypnotic Benzodiazepine Melatonin receptor agonist Antidepressant Answer choices Zolpidem Alprazolam Diphenhydramine Amitriptyline Ramelteon Doxylamine

Sedative-hypnotic Zolpidem Benzodiazepine Alprazolam Melatonin receptor agonist Ramelteon Antidepressant Amitriptyline

Which interventions related to sleep would the nurse recommend to the parent of a pediatric patient? Select all that apply. Give a warm bath Read a bedtime story Provide a favorite soft toy or blanket Offer a large glass of water Play soft, soothing music

Give a warm bath Read a bedtime story Provide a favorite soft toy or blanket Play soft, soothing music

Which nonpharmacologic intervention would the nurse initiate for a patient who is having difficulty falling asleep because of mild back pain? Giving the patient a massage Providing the patient with a warm cloth to wash the face Changing the patient’s bed linens Asking the family to sit with the patient

Giving the patient a massage

Which type of exercise would the nurse suggest a patient perform just before bed to promote sleep? Yoga Weight lifting Brisk walking Basketball

yoga

Which statement by the patient regarding foods that promote sleep indicates the need for further education from the nurse? “A glass of milk before bed stimulates the production of serotonin, enhancing sleep.” “Coffee should be avoided prior to bed as the caffeine is a stimulant, which interferes with sleep.” “I should limit my intake of fluid in the evening as it may cause the need to urinate while sleeping.” “I should drink a few glasses of red wine in the evening to enhance the sleep I get overnight.”

“I should drink a few glasses of red wine in the evening to enhance the sleep I get overnight.”

Which nonpharmacologic intervention is most appropriate to promote rest in a patient with restless legs syndrome (RLS)? Using aromatherapy each evening Suggesting several glasses of red wine each night Encouraging deep knee bends Providing a light meal high in protein

Encouraging deep knee bends

Which pharmacologic interventions would the nurse suggest for a patient with chronic insomnia who prefers to use supplements over medications? Select all that apply. Melatonin Valerian Amitriptyline Diphenhydramine Doxylamine

Melatonin Valerian

Which statement made by a patient after education regarding the safe administration of common sleep medications indicates a need for further teaching? “I must read the warnings to help me understand the potential severe allergic reactions and dangerous sleep behaviors, such as sleep-driving.” “I understand that long-term use of benzodiazepine medications may actually cause additional sleep problems.” “Since I am an older adult, I will take the medicine with care so as to lessen my risk of side effects.” “Maybe I should take a higher dose of antidepressants since it is my first time taking them for my sleep problems.”

“Maybe I should take a higher dose of antidepressants since it is my first time taking them for my sleep problems.”

Which statements made by the patient would indicate a sleep medication was ineffective? Select all that apply. “It took a lot longer to fall asleep than normal.” “I am a lot less tired today than yesterday.” “I slept several more hours last night than I usually do.” “I woke up more frequently in the night.” “My mind was very active last night after taking the medication.”

“It took a lot longer to fall asleep than normal.” “I woke up more frequently in the night.” “My mind was very active last night after taking the medication.”