Which assessment findings indicate to the nurse that a client is experiencing stress? Select all that apply
A) Chewing on a finger nail
B) Checking cellular phone
C) Reading a magazine
D) Talking with others
E) Tapping foot
Answer: A, E
The client is experiencing both behavioral (nail chewing) and physical (foot tapping) indications of stress. Reading a magazine, checking a phone, and talking with others are not indications of stress.
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