During a/an ____________________, the person usually feels she is in danger, but there is no specific cause for the fear.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
panic attack
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Some clients are at increased risk of being dually diagnosed with a mental health disorder and a substance abuse disorder
The client with a mental health disorder that is more likely to exhibit substance abuse in an attempt to avoid traumatic memories is the client with: 1. PTSD. 2. Dissociative fugue. 3. OCD. 4. Generalized anxiety disorder.
A nursing student is engaged in researching information about fluoroquinolones. When reviewing the information, the student would most likely find that this class of drugs is effective in treating which type of infection? Select all that apply
A) Viral infections B) Gram-positive infections C) Fungal infections D) Gram-negative infections E) Parasitic infections
A client has been using diet and exercise to try to reduce LDL cholesterol. Today's lab work reveals a 3% drop in LDL concentration in the last two months. Which nursing comment is indicated?
1. "You are probably going to have to go on medication to get your cholesterol under control." 2. "You need to eat less and exercise more." 3. "Some people have a genetic predisposition to high cholesterol." 4. "Your risk for coronary heart disease has dropped by 3%."
A client scheduled for surgery has signed the consent form but refuses to have a Foley catheter placed, saying "That's not part of the surgery." What should the nurse do?
1. Explain that this is part of the surgical prep and continue with the procedure. 2. Explain that the client has already signed the consent, and place the catheter. 3. Respect the client's wishes and document accordingly. 4. Offer to call the physician.