During the Initial Assessment of a Newly Admitted Client, the Nurse

question 11

Multiple Choice

During the initial assessment of a newly admitted client, the nurse asks about use of nutritional and herbal supplements. For which reason is it important for the nurse to obtain this specific information?

• A)To determine what type of therapies are acceptable to the client
• B)To identify whether the client has a nutrition deficiency
• C)To help the nurse understand the client's cultural and spiritual beliefs
• D)To be aware of potential interaction with prescribed medication

Distinguish between one-tail and two-tail tests in nonparametric testing.

Understand the core components and exceptions within the basic nursing care as identified by Henderson.

Recognize significant figures in nursing history and their contributions to nursing theory and practice.

Identify the foundational theories and models developed by key nursing theorists.

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