The client assessment flowsheet indicates a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Score of 13

The client describes a sharp, stabbing pain in their lower abdomen

The charting notes the client is crying out in pain when mobilized

The patient-controlled analgesia record indicates 10 requests for analgesia with only 3 doses delivered

"If I suffer from severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy it is better to use prescription medication to control the symptoms rather than let nature takes its course"

"Breastfeeding mothers require more caloric intake compared to non-breastfeeding mothers"

"I should continue to take a folic acid supplement after their baby has been delivered"

"Formula-fed infants should be given a vitamin D supplement"

Activity intolerance

Ineffective coping

Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements

Disturbed body image

The nurse allows the client to focus on more than one topic during a conversation

The nurse encourages rest periods and frequent snacks for the client

The nurse increases the client's social interactions

The nurse assists the client to release their energy through exercise

"The client needs to increase their daily activity and decrease their smoking"

"The client asked me about my marriage yesterday"

"The client is always sabotaging their chances and taking advantage of everyone"

"I recommend the client be checked for hiding their medications"

Meningococcal-C and HPV vaccines

MMR and rotavirus vaccines

Pneumococcal and varicella vaccines

DTaP and HiB Vaccines

Educating a group of seniors with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) on receiving the pneumococcal vaccine

Implementing a program focused on Pap screening for young women

Completing a tuberculin skin test (TST) for a homeless client living in a shelter

Developing a program for new parents focused on preventing poisoning in toddlers

"You're not wasting my time - I get paid to be here after all."

"Can you tell me where you got the acetaminophen and why you chose that medication in particular?"

"Vitamin B3 is a supplement and can never harm the body"

"Vitamin B3 may have some side effects and it can also put you at risk for liver injury"

"Vitamin B3 is a naturally occurring substance within the body so it will have no side effects"

Diet high in red meat and saturated fats