In working with a young child who is suspected of having symptoms of mania, the nurse could assist in differentiating the mania of bipolar disorder from ADHD by observing the child's behavior for which of the following?
a. periods of hyperactivity and periods of what seems like normal activity
b. ability to judge and pay attention to dangerous situations
c. ability to engage in meaningful play with age-appropriate playmates
d. attachment to significant caregivers and other people in his or her life
A
Experts suggest that the two conditions can be differentiated when hyperactive symptoms are episodic with intervening normal behavior (more common in mania than in ADHD). The two conditions can also be differentiated by good school performance, which is more common in mania.
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A. Learning from others in the same situations B. Gaining insight into why they feel guilty C. Recognizing the client's weakness D. Managing the client's financial concern and problems
The nurse is checking results of a neurologic assessment on a client. Abnormal results to testing of the abducens nerve indicate the client could have difficulty with:
1. taste sensation. 2. peripheral vision. 3. adequate tear production 4. chewing food properly.
Perineal care does which of the following?
a. Spreads infection b. Prevents cancer c. Promotes comfort d. Prevents burns
An example of physical abuse is
A) making threats. B) withholding food or water. C) swearing at the patient. D) performing personal hygienic measures on private parts of the body.