A nurse is teaching a client about the benefits of exercise.
The nurse knows teaching has been effective when the client lists which of the following health benefits of exercise? (Select all that apply).

Increased stress incontinence.

Improved self-concept.

Decreased resting pulse and blood pressure.

Improved sleep quality.

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : B,C,D

Exercise has many health benefits, such as improving self-concept, decreasing resting pulse and blood pressure, and improving sleep quality.

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Correct Answer is ["E"]

Explanation

A private room with negative air pressure is required to care for a client with suspected or confirmed tuberculosis (TB) disease, as this is part of the airborne precautions recommended by the CDC.

A private room with negative air pressure prevents the spread of infectious droplet nuclei that contain the TB bacteria.

Choice A is wrong because gloves, masks, and gowns are not sufficient to protect against TB transmission.

Gloves and gowns are used for contact precautions, which are not indicated for TB.

A regular mask is also not effective in filtering out the small droplet nuclei that carry the TB bacteria.

Choice B is wrong because an N95 mask is not a precaution for the client, but for the healthcare personnel who are in close contact with the client.

An N95 mask is a type of respirator that can filter out at least 95% of airborne particles, including TB bacteria. Health care personnel should wear an N95 mask when entering the client’s room or performing aerosol-generating procedures on the client.

Choice C is wrong because droplet precautions are not indicated for TB.

Droplet precautions are used for infections that are spread by large respiratory droplets that do not remain suspended in the air, such as influenza or pertussis. Droplet precautions require wearing a regular mask and eye protection when within 6 feet of the client.

Choice D is wrong because contact precautions are not indicated for TB.

Contact precautions are used for infections that are spread by direct or indirect contact with the client or the client’s environment, such as Clostridium difficile or MRSA. Contact

A. Interdependent. B. Dependent. C. Collaborative. D. Independent.

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

Independent. An independent nursing intervention is an action that a nurse can perform by themselves, without any management from a doctor or another discipline.

Taking the client’s temperature again is an example of an independent nursing intervention because it does not require a physician’s order or collaboration with other health care professionals.

Choice A is wrong because an interdependent nursing intervention is an action that requires collaboration or consultation with other health care professionals.

Taking the client’s temperature again does not involve working with other disciplines.

Choice B is wrong because a dependent nursing intervention is an action that requires an order from a physician or another health care provider.

Taking the client’s temperature again does not require a physician’s order.

Choice C is wrong because a collaborative nursing intervention is an action that involves working with other health care professionals to provide patient care.

Taking the client’s temperature again does not require collaboration with other disciplines.

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A nurse is teaching a client about the benefits of exercise. The nurse knows teaching has been effective when the client lists which of the following health benefits of exercise? (Select all that apply).

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A client is admitted with rule out tuberculosis. What extra safety precautions must be in place to care for this client? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer is ["E"]

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A health care provider has ordered vital signs every 4 hours. The client’s 8:00 AM temperature was 99° F (37.2° C). At 10 AM, the client reported chills. A nurse takes the client’s temperature again. Which type of nursing action does this exemplify?

Correct Answer is D

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A nurse is teaching a client about the benefits of exercise.
The nurse knows teaching has been effective when the client lists which of the following health benefits of exercise? (Select all that apply).