Adult Nursing Interventions and Complications Quiz
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In adult nursing, which intervention is most appropriate for a patient with reduced mobility?

  • Encouraging the patient to remain in bed to conserve energy
  • Administering sedatives to keep the patient calm and immobile
  • Assisting the patient to perform regular range of motion exercises (correct)
  • Limiting the patient's movement to prevent accidents

    • What is a common complication in adult nursing related to immobility?

  • Improved respiratory function
  • Increased bone density
  • Enhanced musculoskeletal flexibility
  • Pressure ulcers (correct)

    • Which nursing action is essential for preventing deep vein thrombosis in immobilized patients?

  • Administering muscle relaxants to prevent leg cramps
  • Applying warm compresses to the legs
  • Assisting the patient to ambulate as soon as possible (correct)
  • Encouraging the patient to cross their legs

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