The nurse is trying to deescalate aggressive behavior exhibited by a client with schizophrenia. Which nursing action would be contraindicated in this situation?
A. Being assertive with the client
B. Negotiating options with the client
C. Maintaining a nonaggressive posture
D. Standing close to the client and telling the client that the behavior is unacceptable
Ans: D. Standing close to the client and telling the client that the behavior is unacceptable
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A patient who is severely dyspneic and cyanotic enters the emergency department. What rate should a nurse administer oxygen to the patient?
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What is the practical importance of the new classification system of metropolitan, micropolitan, and noncare areas?
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A) "The medication you are to receive is only given by an injection in the arm." B) "The medication is administered this way because it works faster than by mouth." C) "The medication is given many ways, but this is the way it was ordered." D) "The medication will not absorb in the GI tract if given by mouth."