A client with anxiety comes to the local clinic. Assessment reveals that the client's ability to hear, see, and perceive is compromised and that the client is focusing on immediate concerns
The nurse determines that the client is experiencing which level of anxiety?
A) Panic
B) Moderate
C) Severe
D) Mild
B
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1. Cancer 2. Seasonal flu 3. Tuberculosis 4. Smallpox
The staff members notify the police that a court-committed patient has eloped. What is the initial action for the staff to take when the patient is returned to the hospital?
a. Discuss with the patient the reason for the elopement. b. Ask the patient to sign an "against medical advice" release. c. Request that the patient give written notice of intent to leave. d. Readmit the patient under the original court-ordered commitment.
Assessment of an older adult's ADLs addresses parameters such as mobility, dressing, and elimination. In addition to these, which of the following categories should the functional assessment also include?
A) Pain B) Mental status C) Previous medical history D) Integumentary assessment
The majority of research on mandatory overtime and its effects focuses primarily on working shifts of which time duration?
A) 8 hours B) 10 hours C) 12 hours D) 14 hours