The nurse is the case manager for a 12-year-old boy who is obese and prediabetic. To help the client develop a diet that will promote weight loss and control of his glucose level, you decide to consult a dietitian who presents several diets and involve pediatric endocrinology. Which aspect of case management is employed with this action?

A primary care office nurse is assessing clients for suitability for a telehealth visit. Which client would the nurse prioritize for a telehealth appointment?

The home health nurse is performing a family assessment. As the nurse conducts the assessment, he notices that the youngest child is dressed like a fireman and is pretending to drive a fire truck. The mother of the child states, "I am so sorry for the interruption. My son is always imitating his daddy. If he wants to be a fireman, he is watching the cartoon Rescue Heroes." The description of the child represents which of the following theories?

Which nursing action best demonstrates cultural competence in end-of-life care?

A nurse is admitting a client who has a hip fracture from a recent fall at home. During the admission interview, the client's partner, who is frail, informs the nurse that they will be the client's caregiver upon discharge to home. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

The nurse is discussing the ecological model of health care and includes characteristics related to marital status, level of education, race, attitudes, and beliefs. Which of the following influences in terms of the ecological model would cover these characteristics?

A palliative care nurse is preparing to participate in interprofessional rounds. Which of the following members of the interprofessional team should the nurse plan to collaborate with?

The nurse is providing postmortem care to a client who is on home hospice care and has just died. What action should the nurse take?

The family of a client on home hospice care who is nearing the end of life tells the nurse that the client is refusing to eat. Which of the following statements is appropriate for the nurse to make?

A clinic nurse is providing care for a 65-year-old woman diagnosed with chronic heart failure. Despite receiving optimal medical treatment, the client frequently experiences exacerbations that result in hospitalizations. During a routine clinic visit, the nurse emphasizes the significance of tertiary prevention strategies with the client. Which intervention demonstrates tertiary prevention and would offer the most benefit for managing the client's condition?

A hospice nurse educator is instructing nursing staff on providing fundamental care and comfort for hospice clients. The educator would recognize effective staff if they correctly identify which of the following interventions as essential for comfort and care?