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Weight-bearing exercise increases bone density and reduces fracture risk. Calcium and vitamin D are important for bone health, not to be avoided. Limiting intake unnecessarily increases risk. This reflects Health Promotion and Maintenance—Preventive Health.

PNs may perform CPR, provide basic life support, and assist with tasks under RN/provider direction. Administering IV push epinephrine, leading the team, or rhythm interpretation are outside PN scope. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Emergency Response and Role Responsibility.

Two identifiers are required, and an ID band is essential for safety. The PN should hold medications until the band is replaced. Verbal confirmation or family verification is not sufficient alone. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Safety and Legal/Ethical Practice.

Nausea, visual changes, and bradycardia are signs of digoxin toxicity. The PN should hold the dose and notify RN/provider. Administering or only documenting is unsafe. This reflects Physiological Integrity—Pharmacological and Risk Reduction.

Option B demonstrates empathy and encourages expression of feelings. Option A minimizes concerns, Option C suggests solutions prematurely, and Option D induces guilt. PNs support clients’ psychosocial needs by listening and facilitating emotional support while collaborating with the RN/provider for counseling or palliative referrals. This reflects Psychosocial Integrity—End-of-Life Care.