Your 17-year-old client has had above-average grades until this year. Your client did not make a sports team so started hanging out with a different crowd. Your client has been arrested several times for reckless driving and possession of marijuana

You refer your client for counseling. Which of the following nursing diagnoses would be most appropriate?
1. Ineffective health maintenance
2. Ineffective individual coping
3. Risk for infection
4. Delayed growth and development


ANS: 2

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he nurse is reviewing prescriptions for a client with acute radiation syndrome. Which prescription will the nurse verify with the healthcare provider before proceeding?

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