Which Nursing Intervention Is Most Effective in Preventing Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which nursing intervention is most effective in preventing hospital-acquired pneumonia in an elderly patient?

• A)Assisting the patient to cough,turn,and deep breathe every 2 hours.
• B)Encouraging patient to drink through a straw to prevent aspiration.
• C)Discontinuing humidification delivery to keep excess fluid from the lungs.
• D)Monitoring oxygen saturation and frequently assessing lung bases.

Examine the concepts of complexes, archetypes, and the Self, and their relevance in Jungian analysis.

Discuss the practical considerations of applying Jungian analysis across diverse populations.

Articulate the relationship between the ego and the Self within Jungian psychology.

Understand the importance of the counselor's role in facilitating client individuation.

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Definitions:

Opiate Drugs

A class of drugs derived from the opium poppy plant that are primarily used for pain relief, but also have high potential for misuse and addiction.

Neural Activity

The electrical and chemical processes that occur within the brain and nervous system, facilitating functions such as thought, movement, and sensation.

Pain And Anxiety

The interrelation of discomfort and worry, where pain can cause anxiety, and anxiety can increase the perception of pain.

Endorphins

Neurochemicals produced within the body that act as natural painkillers and mood elevators, often credited with producing feelings of pleasure and euphoria.