A nurse in the emergency department is caring for a client who was sexually assaulted. Which of the following resources will provide the most effective support immediately following the incident?

Close friend

Social worker

Chaplain

Psychologist

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

A Close friend may provide warm feeling of support due to their background knowledge of the client. It gives the client a sense of belonging and support.

B Social workers are trained to provide crisis intervention, advocacy, and support services tailored to the needs of survivors of sexual assault. However, thery might not be able to connect closely with the client like a close friend.
C. Chaplains may offer emotional and spiritual support to individuals in crisis situations, including survivors of sexual assault but are not trained to handle such cases.
D. While their expertise is valuable for long-term therapy and support, they may not be readily available for immediate crisis intervention in the emergency department.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

Malnutrition typically leads to muscle wasting and weakness, including respiratory muscles. As a result, it is more common to see a decrease in vital capacity rather than an increase.

B. Malnutrition can lead to cognitive impairment and decreased mental status due to inadequate nutrient supply to the brain. Deficiencies in essential nutrients such as vitamins and minerals can affect cognitive function, memory, and concentration.

C. Malnutrition is more commonly associated with dry, rough, and scaly skin due to deficiencies in essential fatty acids and vitamins. Moist skin is not typically a finding associated with malnutrition.

D. Heat intolerance is a feature of hyperthyroidism that is not typically seen in malnutrition.

A. "Is your health insurance adequate?" B. "What is your major health concern at this time?" C. "How is your general health? D. "The doctor cannot see you today if you did not bring all of your medications."

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. This is not be the most appropriate question to start with as it does not directly address the client's health concerns or reasons for seeking care.
B. This question It allows the client to identify their primary reason for seeking care and provides the nurse with essential information to guide the health history assessment. Starting with the client's major health concern helps to prioritize the assessment and address the client's immediate needs.
C. This question is broad and open-ended, which may lead to a vague or general response. Starting with a more focused question about the client's specific health concerns can provide more relevant information.
D. This is not appropriate for initiating the health history assessment. It may come across as confrontational or directive, which is not conducive to establishing rapport or gathering information about the client's health concerns.

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