A nurse in a health clinic is caring for a client.

Exhibits

Select 1 condition and 1 client finding to fill in each blank in the following sentence.

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C. This action demonstrates advocacy by ensuring the client has access to necessary support services that can help them maintain independence and receive adequate care in their home environment.

A Reminding the client about medication adherence is important for the client's health management, but they do not directly advocate for the client's autonomy and support system.

B. While this advice is prudent for reducing infection risk, it may limit the client's social interactions and independence. Advocacy involves balancing health promotion with the client's autonomy and quality of life.

D. Raw vegetables may carry a risk of foodborne infections, which can be more severe for individuals with compromised immune systems, such as those with AIDS.

D. After inhaling the medication, holding the breath for about 10 seconds allows the medication to settle in the lungs and be absorbed effectively into the bloodstream. This improves the medication's effectiveness in controlling asthma symptoms.

A Waiting 30 seconds between puffs is not a standard instruction; instead, it is generally advised to wait about one minute between puffs if multiple doses are needed.

B. The whistling sound may indicate that the client is inhaling too quickly or forcefully, which can prevent the medication from reaching the lungs effectively.

C. Cleaning the spacer is also crucial, but it is typically recommended to use warm soapy water rather than cold water, and it should be left to air dry.