A nurse is providing care to a client who has osteoarthritis and is experiencing difficulty with mobility and cannot leave their house. Which of the following psychosocial health impacts is expected and requires further evaluation?

Cardiovascular disease

Depression

Cognitive impairment

Insomnia

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is B

A.   Cardiovascular disease is not directly linked to osteoarthritis in this context.
B.   Depression is common among individuals with chronic pain and mobility issues, requiring further evaluation and support.
C.   Cognitive impairment is not a typical psychosocial impact of osteoarthritis.
D.   Insomnia can occur but is not as pressing as the potential for depression.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Administering prescribed sedatives is not appropriate, as it can worsen respiratory function in myasthenic crisis.
B. Preparing the client for mechanical ventilation may be necessary due to respiratory muscle weakness and potential respiratory failure.
C. Administering a vasoconstrictor is not indicated for a myasthenic crisis.
D. Instructing the client to perform pursed lip breathing is not the priority; respiratory support is crucial.

A. Administering an IM injection B. Administering an intermittent IV bolus medication C. Talking to the client at the bedside D. Completing a dressing change

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Administering an IM injection does not typically require a gown.
B. Administering an intermittent IV bolus medication also does not usually require gowning.
C. Talking to the client at the bedside does not pose a risk requiring gowning.
D. Completing a dressing change involves exposure to potentially infectious materials, necessitating the use of a gown.

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