The nurse is caring for an older adult who presents to the clinic after a fall. The nurse reviews fall prevention in the home. Which information will the nurse include in the teaching session? (Select all that apply.)

A) Water outdoor plants with a nozzle and hose.
B) Walk to the mailbox in the summer.
C) Encourage yearly eye examinations.
D) Use bathtubs without safety strips.
E) Keep pathways clutter free.

A patient had a stroke and must use a cane for support. A nurse is preparing to teach the patient about the cane. Which learning objective/outcome is most appropriate for the nurse to include in the teaching plan?

A) The patient will walk to the bathroom and back to bed using a cane.
B) The patient will understand the importance of using a cane.
C) The patient will know the correct use of a cane.
D) The patient will learn how to use a cane.

A patient diagnosed with major depressive disorder was hospitalized for 8 days. Treatment included six electroconvulsive therapy sessions and aggressive dose adjustments of antidepressant medications. The patient owns a small business and was counseled not to make major decisions for a month. Select the correct rationale for this counseling.

A) Temporary memory impairments and confusion can be associated with electroconvulsive therapy.
B) Antidepressant medications alter catecholamine levels, which impair decision-making abilities.
C) Antidepressant medications may cause confusion related to a limitation of tyramine in the diet.
D) The patient needs time to reorient him or herself to a pressured work schedule.

A pregnant woman is interested in breastfeeding her baby and asks several questions about the topic. Which statement by the nurse is appropriate?

A) "Babies who are breastfed often require supplemental vitamins."
B) "Breastfeeding is best when also supplemented with bottle-feedings."
C) "Breastfeeding is recommended for infants for the first 2 years of life."
D) "Breast milk provides the nutrients necessary for growth, as well as natural immunity."