Case Management Nclex Questions with
Accurate Answers
A client who is experiencing an exacerbation of rheumatoid arthritis
(RA) is about to be discharged after a week's stay in the hospital. The
client tells the nurse, "I can't believe how much better I am feeling
now." The nurse is aware that the client's feeling is based on which of
the following?
A) The client appreciating the various levels of care given
B) Scheduling client care by all disciplines that allowed the client to rest
C) Keeping the client busy each day
D) The client's disease process having been stopped correct answer B)
When coordinating care for clients, the nurse should consider the
client's ability to tolerate activity and provide blocks of time for rest.
Keeping the client busy would work against the client's best interests
and not produce the desired results for overall healing. RA is a chronic
disease from which the client will not recover. Although the client may
appreciate the various levels of care, that appreciation would not
account for how much better the client is feeling after the hospital stay.
A nurse is caring for a client who had a total hip replacement 14 days
ago. The client is preparing for discharge in a few days. The nurse
facilitates a care conference with the physician, occupational therapist,
physical therapist, and the client and family to develop a plan of care
for the client prior to discharge. Which of the following roles is the
nurse demonstrating?
Select all that apply.
