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A nurse assesses the pain of an older adult. Which of the following characteristics is NOT a reliable indicator of the presence of persistent pain? Question 21 options: The client has elevated vital signs The client is decreased activity level The client has been calling out repeatedly The client is rubbing their hands together. Question 22 (1 point) An optometrist informs a 70-year-old patient that the pressure in her eye is high and she needs to be monitored and treated to prevent damage to the optic nerve. Which is likely to be her diagnosis? Question 22 options: cataracts glaucoma age-related macular degeneration presbyopia Question 23 (1 point) A 52 year-old discusses her menstrual cycles with the nurse. The client states that she still has menses but that she “never knows when they will begin or end”. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? Question 23 options: “It sounds like you are frustrated with this change” “Reproduction is no longer possible” “We can’t say how long this perimenopausal phase might last” “You are in the post menopausal cycle and should expect further changes” Question 24 (1 point) Which intervention will most directly promote auditory health and wellness of the older adult? Question 24 options: avoidance of medications weekly irrigation of the ear smoking cessation ear muff use in the winter Question 25 (1 point) Which point should the nurse emphasize when educating older adults about memory and cognition? Question 25 options: long term memory loss is normal using calendars and notes can help with memory drinking caffeinated beverages for mental stimulation is a good idea having a diminished capacity for learning is an inevitable part of growing older Previous Page Next Page
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