Clients with Alzheimer's disease are at high risk for injury because of their impaired memory and poor judgment is the key point.
The charge nurse should explain to the incoming nurse that patients with Alzheimer's disease have poor judgment and memory problems, which puts them at high risk for damage. It is most important to keep the area secure.
Families have a significant role in the client care team, but they shouldn't be counted on to provide care. In order to protect the patient's safety, family members may alternate sitting with the hospitalized patient. Every method should be described in clear, understandable words for the client.
Although they should be taken as directed, medications rarely help symptoms. Instead, they halt the spread of the illness.
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Question correction:
A health care team is involved in caring for a client with advanced Alzheimer's disease. During a team conference, a newly hired nurse indicates that she has never cared for a client with advanced Alzheimer's disease. Which key point about the disease should the charge nurse include when teaching this nurse?
- The nursing staff should rely on the family to assist with care because family members know the client best.
- As long as the client receives the ordered medication, special care measures aren't necessary.
- Alzheimer's disease affects memory so the client doesn't need an explanation before procedures are performed.
- Clients with Alzheimer's disease are at high risk for injury because of their impaired memory and poor judgment.
Hi there! The correct answer is a) testosterone & serotonin.
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- Testosterone is the male sex hormone that is categorized as an anabolic steroid. With a heightened (normal) level of serotonin, males would experience pubescent effects - hair growth, development and regulation of a libido (sex drive), and increases your muscle mass.
- Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that is linked to mood and cognition (thinking). If you have a surplus of serotonin, you're usually happy, cheerful, and optimistic. If you have a deficit of serotonin, however, this can lead to gloominess, negative thoughts, and you would not be as interested in your hobbies or extracurricular activities.
- Dopamine is the neurotransmitter that is linked to pleasure (eating your favorite food, hearing your favorite song, or taking a nice, hot bath after a long school day). It is also linked to some vital functions - blood pressure, sleep, and the processing of pain. Consequently, if you have a normal measure of dopamine, your body would be homeostatic - normal heart rate & blood pressure, no injuries to cause pain, and your sleep would be normal (going to bed at a decent hour and waking up at a relative time). But, if your dopamine levels are high, you can actually experience both positive and/or negative effects - heightened anxiety levels, increased energy, and difficulty sleeping. If your dopamine levels were to be low, you can experience muscle cramps, depression, or chronic fatigue.
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- <u>Serotonin</u> cannot be linked to aggression because deficits of this hormone would be linked to depression or negative thoughts, but it doesn't ultimately lead to aggression. Therefore, we know that testosterone is the hormone linked to aggression, eliminating options B and D.
- Because heightened levels of <u>dopamine</u> are associated with heightened anxiety levels (a.k.a. a stressful experience), this most likely would not suffice the requirements of the question. Therefore, this would eliminate option C.
- However, because serotonin can have lower levels and these are associated with depressive thoughts, this would be a better fit. When a person is stressed, they are usually focused on what is stressing them out and steering away from what makes them happier and what they are interested in doing. Therefore, serotonin would most likely be depleted, which leaves us with option A.
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Using our findings, we can finally come to the conclusion that:
- Testosterone is linked to aggression and would elevate in stressful scenarios.
- Serotonin would be depleted during stressful situations.
Answer:
A. Glaucoma
Explanation:
Elevated intraocular pressure is a concern in people with ocular hypertension because it is one of the main risk factors for glaucoma. High pressure inside the eye is caused by an imbalance in the production and drainage of fluid in the eye (aqueous humor).
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