Care of Clients with Physiologic and Psychosocial Alterations B Quiz 7

The physician treated the client after a fall that sprained an ankle. X – ray examination has ruled out a fracture on the ankle of the client. The nurse instructed the client to avoid which of the following in the next 24 hours?

The client is at risk for osteoporosis. The nurse is providing a dietary instruction. The nurse evaluates the understanding of the clients to the instruction if the client stated he or she should increase intake of which food?

The nurse is conducting screening for osteoporosis. The nurse would know which of the clients in the clinic, those are present for checks up, are at risk of osteoporosis?

The home health nurse is preparing to teach a client with osteoporosis about home modification to prevent or minimize the risk of fall. Which of the following recommendations would be unnecessary to include in the teaching plan?

The nurse assigned a nursing student to formulate a post procedure plan of care to a client who undergone bone biopsy. The nurse determines that the student needs to research further about post procedure care if which inaccurate intervention is documented?

Following arthroscopy of the knee, the nurse provides instruction to the client before returning home. The nurse would evaluate that the client understands the instructions if the clients states to:

The client is scheduled to have an arthrogram with a contrast medium. Which assessment by the nurse would be of highest priority?

The physician scheduled the client with possible rib fracture for chest radiograph. Before the procedure, the nurse in charge would plan to tell the client which of the following items about the procedure?

A client just had a bone scan. The nurse is assigned to provide a discharge instruction to the client. The nurse would check if the client understands the elements of follow-up care If the client states that he or she should:

The client is admitted in the emergency room for a lower leg injury. The deformity of the leg of the client is visible, and the affected leg is shorter than the other. The area is painful, swollen, and beginning to become ecchymotic. The nurse interprets that this client has experienced a