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 C

Explanation

A) Keeping the client's knees in a flexed position, is incorrect because prolonged immobility and knee flexion can increase the risk of VTE by impeding venous return.
B) Massaging the client's legs, is not recommended as it may dislodge a potential clot that has formed, leading to a thromboembolic event.
C) This exercise can help promote blood circulation and prevent clot formation without exerting excessive pressure on the surgical site.
D) Adequate hydration is essential for preventing blood clots; dehydration can lead to hemoconcentration and increased risk of thrombosis.

A. Pad the upper two side rails of the client's bed. B. Maintain peripheral IV access. C. Teach assistive personnel how to apply restraints. D. Keep a padded tongue blade at the client's bedside. E. Keep a padded tongue blade at the client's bedside.

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A) Padding the upper two side rails of the client's bed helps prevent injury during a seizure by reducing the risk of head trauma.
B) Maintaining peripheral IV access may not directly address the client's safety during a seizure.
C) Teaching assistive personnel to apply restraints is not appropriate for managing seizures and may not be indicated unless other safety measures have failed.
D) Keeping a padded tongue blade at the client's bedside is not necessary and may not be safe if the client experiences a seizure.

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