A patient lives in a rural area and requires frequent appointments related to their health condition. Which of the following interventions should the nurse facilitate?

Schedule an in person appointment with the provider for the next month.

Setting up a telehealth visit for the patient.

Assist the patient in arranging for transportation to and from the appointment

Ensure that the patient has access to their patient portal

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : B,D

A. Schedule an in-person appointment with the provider for the next month: This does not address the challenge of frequent travel or accessibility.

B. Setting up a telehealth visit for the patient: Telehealth reduces travel burdens and allows for frequent monitoring without unnecessary trips.

C. Assist the patient in arranging for transportation to and from the appointment: Assisting the patient in arranging transportation can be beneficial, but telehealth visits offer a more sustainable solution for frequent appointments

D. Ensure that the patient has access to their patient portal: A patient portal allows for easy communication with providers, medication refills, and appointment scheduling.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. "These help to get rid of clots that are in your legs that can cause problems." Pneumatic compression devices prevent clots; they do not treat existing ones.

B. "These help circulate air and provide compression to your legs." While compression is correct, the reference to circulating air is misleading, as the device improves blood circulation, not air movement.

C. "These will help you to perform passive range of motion to your legs." Pneumatic compression devices do not move the legs; they promote circulation through intermittent pressure.

D. "These will help to reduce the risk of developing a venous thrombus." Pneumatic compression devices improve venous circulation and prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT), making this the most accurate response.

A. Chicken noodle soup with Pedialyte and tea B. Chicken broth with Jell-O and coffee. C. Vegetable broth with yogurt and apple juice. D. Tomato soup with a popsicle and water

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Chicken noodle soup with Pedialyte and tea: Chicken noodle soup contains solids (noodles, vegetables, meat), which are not allowed on a clear liquid diet.

B. Chicken broth with Jell-O and coffee: Broth and Jell-O are transparent and fully liquid at room temperature, meeting clear liquid diet guidelines. As long as it is without milk or cream, coffee can be included in the diet.

C. Vegetable broth with yogurt and apple juice: Yogurt is not a clear liquid. Apple juice is okay if filtered, but yogurt makes the meal incorrect.

D. Tomato soup with a popsicle and water: Tomato soup is not clear, as it is opaque and pureed, which disqualifies it from the clear liquid diet.

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