A nurse is obtaining care for a clieture of a newborn. Which of the following sites should the nurse use?

Keep the client on NPO status.

Administer a laxative to the client.

Apply heat to the client's abdomen.

Place the client's head of bed flat.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Keeping a newborn on NPO (nothing by mouth) status may be required in specific situations but not generally for routine care.

B. Laxatives are not routinely administered to newborns unless medically indicated for constipation.

C. Applying heat to the abdomen is not appropriate unless ordered by a healthcare provider, especially if the infant's temperature regulation is compromised.

D. Placing the head of the bed flat can help with positioning the newborn to prevent any breathing difficulties or aspiration.

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Ensuring the client has an alert system addresses immediate safety and the risk of falls, which is a priority for a client with mobility impairments.

B. Support groups are beneficial for emotional support but are secondary to physical safety.

C. Transportation resources are important but do not address the urgent need for fall prevention.

D. Home physical therapy is important for recovery but does not immediately ensure the client's safety.

A. Battery B. Negligence C. Assault D. Libel

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Battery involves actual physical contact without consent.

B. Negligence refers to failing to provide appropriate care, leading to harm.

C. Assault occurs when a person is threatened with harm or offensive contact, creating fear, even if no physical contact occurs. Telling the client that a catheter will be inserted without consent can be perceived as a threat.

D. Libel is a false written statement that damages someone’s reputation.

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