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A \nurse \is \caring \for \an \adult \patient \diagnosed \with \a \back \strain. \What \health \education \should \the \
nurse \provide \to \this \patient? \
A) \Avoid \lifting \more \than \one-third \of \body \weight \without \assistance. \
B) \Focus \on \using \back \muscles \efficiently \when \lifting \heavy \objects. \
C) \Lift \objects \while \holding \the \object \a \safe \distance \from \the \body. \
D) \Tighten \the \abdominal \muscles \and \lock \the \knees \when \lifting \of \an \object \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \A \
Feedback: \The \nurse \will \instruct \the \patient \on \the \safe \and \correct \way \to \lift \objects \using \the \
strong \quadriceps \muscles \of \the \thighs, \with \minimal \use \of \the \weak \back \muscles. \To \prevent \
recurrence \of \acute \low \back \pain, \the \nurse \may \instruct \the \patient \to \avoid \lifting \more \than \one-
third \of \his \weight \without \help. \The \patient \should \be \informed \to \place \the \feet \a \hip-width \apart \to \
provide \a \wide \base \of \support, \the \person \should \bend \the \knees, \tighten \the \abdominal \muscles, \
and \lift \the \object \close \to \the \body \with \a \smooth \motion, \avoiding \twisting \and \jerking.
A \nurse \is \discussing \conservative \management \of \tendonitis \with \a \patient. \Which \of \the \following \
may \be \an \effective \approach \to \managing \tendonitis? \
A) \Weight \reduction \
B) \Use \of \oral \opioid \analgesics \
C) \Intermittent \application \of \ice \and \heat \
D) \Passive \range \of \motion \exercises \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \C \
Feedback: \Conservative \management \of \tendonitis \includes \rest \of \the \extremity, \intermittent \ice \and \
heat \to \the \joint, \and \NSAIDs. \Weight \reduction \may \prevent \future \injuries \but \will \not \relieve \existing
\tendonitis. \Range-of-motion \exercises \may \exacerbate \pain. \Opioids \would \not \be \considered \a \
conservative \treatment \measure
A \nurse \is \providing \an \educational \class \to \a \group \of \older \adults \at \a \community \senior \center. \In \
an \effort \to \prevent \osteoporosis, \the \nurse \should \encourage \participants \to \ensure \that \they \
consume \the \recommended \adequate \intake \of \what \nutrients? \Select \all \that \apply. \
,A) \Vitamin \B12 \
B) \Potassium \
C) \Calcitonin \
D) \Calcium \
E) \Vitamin \D \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \D, \E \
Feedback: \A \diet \rich \in \calcium \and \vitamin \D \protects \against \skeletal \demineralization. \Intake \of \
vitamin \B12and \potassium \does \not \directly \influence \the \risk \for \osteoporosis. \Calcitonin \is \not \
considered \to \be \a \dietary \nutrient
A \nurse \is \providing \a \class \on \osteoporosis \at \the \local \seniors \center. \Which \of \the \following \
statements \related \to \osteoporosis \is \most \accurate? \
A) \Osteoporosis \is \categorized \as \a \disease \of \the \elderly. \
B) \A \nonmodifiable \risk \factor \for \osteoporosis \is \a \persons \level \of \activity. \
C) \Secondary \osteoporosis \occurs \in \women \after \menopause. \
D) \Slow \discontinuation \of \corticosteroid \therapy \can \halt \the \progression \of \the \osteoporosis \- \
ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \D \
Feedback: \When \corticosteroid \therapy \is \discontinued, \the \progression \of \osteoporosis \is \halted, \but \
restoration \of \lost \bone \mass \does \not \occur. \Osteoporosis \is \not \a \disease \of \the \elderly \because \its \
onset \occurs \earlier \in \life, \when \bone \mass \peaks \and \then \begins \to \decline. \A \persons \level \of \
physical \activity \is \a \modifiable \factor \that \influences \peak \bone \mass. \Lack \of \activity \increases \the \
risk \for \the \development \of \osteoporosis. \Primary \osteoporosis \occurs \in \women \after \menopause.
A \nurse \is \teaching \a \patient \with \osteomalacia \about \the \role \of \diet. \What \would \be \the \best \choice \
for \breakfast \for \a \patient \with \osteomalacia? \
A) \Cereal \with \milk, \a \scrambled \egg, \and \grapefruit \
B) \Poached \eggs \with \sausage \and \toast \
C) \Waffles \with \fresh \strawberries \and \powdered \sugar \
D) \A \bagel \topped \with \butter \and \jam \with \a \side \dish \of \grapes \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \A \
Feedback: \The \best \meal \option \is \the \one \that \contains \the \highest \dietary \sources \of \calcium \and \
vitamin \D. \The \best \selection \among \those \listed \is \cereal \with \milk, \and \eggs, \as \these \foods \contain \
calcium \and \vitamin \D \in \a \higher \quantity \over \the \other \menu \options.
, A \nurse \is \caring \for \a \patient \with \a \bone \tumor. \The \nurse \is \providing \education \to \help \the \patient \
reduce \the \risk \for \pathologic \fractures. \What \should \the \nurse \teach \the \patient? \
A) \Strive \to \achieve \maximum \weight-bearing \capabilities. \
B) \Gradually \strengthen \the \affected \muscles \through \weight \training. \
C) \Support \the \affected \extremity \with \external \supports \such \as \splints. \
D) \Limit \reliance \on \assistive \devices \in \order \to \build \strength. \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \C
Feedback: \During \nursing \care, \the \affected \extremities \must \be \supported \and \handled \gently. \
External \supports \(splints) \may \be \used \for \additional \protection. \Prescribed \weight-bearing \restrictions
\must \be \followed. \Assistive \devices \should \be \used \to \strengthen \the \unaffected \extremities.
A \nurse \is \reviewing \the \pathophysiology \that \may \underlie \a \patients \decreased \bone \density. \What \
hormone \should \the \nurse \identify \as \inhibiting \bone \resorption \and \promoting \bone \formation? \
A) \Estrogen \
B) \Parathyroid \hormone \(PTH) \
C) \Calcitonin \
D) \Progesterone \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \C \
Feedback: \Calcitonin \inhibits \bone \resorption \and \promotes \bone \formation, \estrogen \inhibits \bone \
breakdown, \and \parathyroid \increases \bone \resorption. \Estrogen, \which \inhibits \bone \breakdown, \
decreases \with \aging. \Parathyroid \hormone \(PTH) \increases \with \aging, \increasing \bone \turnover \and \
resorption. \Progesterone \is \the \major \naturally \occurring \human \progestogen \and \plays \a \role \in \the \
female \menstrual \cycle.
A \patient \is \undergoing \diagnostic \testing \for \osteomalacia. \Which \of \the \following \laboratory \results \
is \most \suggestive \of \this \diagnosis? \
A) \High \chloride, \calcium, \and \magnesium
B) \High \parathyroid \and \calcitonin \levels \
C) \Low \serum \calcium \and \magnesium \levels \
D) \Low \serum \calcium \and \low \phosphorus \level \- \ANSWERS✔✔ \Ans: \D \