A nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client who reports that they cannot afford their prescribed medication. Which of the following statements should the nurse make?

"I can arrange for a social worker to talk with you before you leave."

"Contact your pharmacy to inquire about a different medication."

"I can contact the occupational therapist to schedule a home visit."

"You should ask your provider to prescribe a cheaper medication."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

A)   This response offers a solution by involving a social worker who can assist the client in exploring financial assistance programs or alternative medication options.
B)   While contacting the pharmacy may be helpful, it does not guarantee a solution to the client's financial constraints.
C)   Involving the occupational therapist for a home visit is not directly related to addressing the client's inability to afford medication.
D)   Instructing the client to ask their provider to prescribe a cheaper medication puts the responsibility solely on the client and may not address the underlying issue effectively.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A) Generalized abdominal pain reported by a client with peritonitis indicates visceral pain.
B) Pain in the left shoulder reported by a client with pancreatitis is an example of referred pain, as it occurs at a site distant from the actual pathology.
C) Substernal chest pain reported by a client with angina indicates cardiac pain, not referred pain.
D) Incisional pain reported by a postoperative client is localized and does not indicate referred pain.

A. Palpable thrill B. Absence of a bruit C. Normotensive blood pressure D. Dilated appearance of the graft

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. A palpable thrill over the graft site indicates adequate blood flow through the graft.

B. The presence of a bruit (a humming sound) over the graft site is expected and indicates blood flow.
C. Normotensive blood pressure is not specifically indicative of the circulation of the graft.
D. A dilated appearance of the graft may indicate an issue with the graft, such as an aneurysm, rather than adequate circulation.

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