What is the correct way to use a cane while walking?

A. This statement pertains to the client's current state but does not represent an intervention taken by the nurse. It would be more appropriate for documentation in a narrative or assessment section rather than the intervention component.
B. This entry describes an outcome or finding related to the client’s condition rather than an intervention. While it is important data, it does not reflect an action taken by the nurse and thus would not be included in the intervention section.
C. It clearly describes a specific action taken by the nurse (administering medication) in response to the problem (nausea and vomiting). It directly addresses the client's needs and reflects an intervention aimed at treating the identified problem.
D. This statement indicates the problem or symptom that the client is experiencing but does not describe an intervention. While it is critical information for understanding the client’s condition, it belongs in the problem or assessment section rather than the intervention component.

A. This is an important strategy for fall prevention. Regular exercise helps improve strength, balance, flexibility, and coordination, which can significantly reduce the risk of falls. Physical activity also enhances overall health and mobility, making it easier for older adults to perform daily tasks safely.
B. Removing all rugs and carpets can reduce tripping hazards, but it’s not always practical or aesthetically pleasing. Instead, it’s advisable to secure rugs with non-slip backing and ensure they are not placed in high-traffic areas. Therefore, while removing some rugs can be helpful, not all should be removed.
C. Medications that cause drowsiness can increase the risk of falls by impairing balance, coordination, and alertness. Older adults should be encouraged to discuss their medications with healthcare providers to minimize side effects that may contribute to fall risks.
D. In fact, social engagement can promote physical activity and mental well-being, both of which can help reduce fall risk. Limiting social activities can lead to isolation, which may negatively impact an older adult's physical and emotional health.