The nursing intervention that reduces the clients risk of increased intracranial pressure or ICP is to administer a stool softener as ordered. To avoid the client from straining at the stool that may possibly cause a Valsalva maneuver that increases intracranial pressure, the nurse must institute a regular bowel program that take account of use of a stool softener.
<span>describe actions to take if the behaviour or movement of others hinders an individuals ability to sleep.
I'm really stuck here as the only thing I can think of is to approach the other person pointing out that their behaviour is disturbing other people, any other thoughts wou;ld be very useful.
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Nurse should encourage the parents of that 6 month child to participate in a planned program of play with the infant. Also demonstrate feeding strategies and infant cues that indicate hunger and satiation.
The classic systematic approach to the physical examination of the child is to begin at the head and proceed to toes. Painful or frightening procedure should be left until last. 6 month old infant able to lift chest and head while on stomach holding the weight on hands , parents should take care of him.
Parents should asses child should be smiling , laughing and babbling away. To help them learn the language , read stories together every night. Infant at this age starting to recognize the people and things around them.
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A nurse employed by a temporary agency is assigned to a neurology unit for a 12-hour shift. On arrival, she discovers that the registered nurse assigned for the shift called in sick, leaving her with two nursing assistive personnel (NAPS) to provide patient care and administer medication, including controlled substances.
The nursing supervisor informs her that she will be responsible for the unit with 22 patients. 12 of whom are acutely ill and require close observation and frequent care. The nursing supervisor is not available to work on the unit and has no additional RNs to provide patient care.
The nurse decides not to accept the assignment, to report the decision and reasons to her agency supervisor, and to leave the neurology unit immediately before starting the shift.
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