The nurse suspects a client will develop sensory overload. What characteristics did the nurse observe in the client?
1. Ongoing pain
2. Confusion at night
3. Inability to sleep
4. Easily angered
5. Worrying about upcoming diagnostic tests
Correct Answer: 1, 3, 5
Rationale 1: Pain can contribute to sensory overload.
Rationale 2: Nocturnal confusion is a manifestation of sensory deprivation.
Rationale 3: Sleeplessness can contribute to sensory overload.
Rationale 4: Being easily annoyed is a manifestation of sensory deprivation.
Rationale 5: Worry can contribute to sensory overload.
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