Upon Physical Assessment, a Nurse Notes That a Client Has

question 15

Multiple Choice

Upon physical assessment, a nurse notes that a client has visual impairment. The nurse is concerned that the client's visual changes may affect her ability to self-administer medications. Which nursing diagnosis best describes this situation?

• A) Risk for ineffective therapeutic regimen management related to medication secondary to visual impairment
• B) Deficient knowledge related to medication administration
• C) Ineffective family therapeutic regimen management related to visual impairment
• D) Ineffective coping related to lack of ability to self-administer medications

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Definitions:

Physical Therapy

A healthcare profession that uses exercises, manual therapy, and specialized techniques to restore, maintain, and improve physical function and mobility.

Active Life

Refers to a lifestyle that incorporates regular physical activity and engagement in activities that contribute to one's physical fitness and overall health.

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy

A brain condition associated with repeated head injuries and concussions, leading to long-term neurological deterioration and symptoms like memory loss, confusion, and mood disorders.

Severe Concussions

Serious injuries to the brain that can cause prolonged or permanent changes in brain function, often resulting from violent blows or jolts to the head or body.