A Client, Aged 84 Who Is Experiencing Cognitive Decline, Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

A client, aged 84 who is experiencing cognitive decline, is scheduled for a diagnostic test. Which action by the nurse reflects best practice when recording the client's drug history before the diagnostic test?

• A) Giving printed directions to the client about participation in the test.
• B) Consulting with the client's family or caregiver to confirm the information.
• C) Offering assurance about the diagnostic test.
• D) Consulting with the institution's procedure manual for specific instructions.

Understand the relationship between stress and health outcomes, such as PTSD, high blood pressure, and coronary heart disease.

Understand the distinction between direct and indirect costs in the context of product costs.

Comprehend the role of raw materials, direct labor, and overhead in the cost of finished products.

Grasp the managerial functions of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling within an entity.

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Definitions:

Self-Directed Interventions

Personal initiatives or strategies designed to change behavior, improve health, or achieve self-improvement without direct supervision from others.

Pessimistic Thoughts

Negative thoughts focused on anticipating undesirable outcomes or emphasizing the worst aspects of a situation.

Optimistic People

Individuals who tend to maintain a positive outlook on life, expecting positive outcomes even in challenging situations.

Proactive Coping Skills

Strategies employed to prevent or handle future stressors and challenges with foresight and planning.