Which of the following would be the least likely expected outcome for a client with a diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder?
A) Demonstrates self-control over behaviors toward self and others
B) Performs self-care activities independently
C) Verbalizes perceptions of environmental stimuli that are different from what others experience when faced with stressful situations
D) Associates memory deficit with past stressful events
C
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A) Reusable shoe covers B) Masks covering the nose and mouth C) Goggles D) Gloves
A mechanically ventilated patient with an endotracheal tube in the critical care unit is being actively weaned and is off sedation medication
As he begins to wake up for the first time since his admission, he becomes increasingly agitated, pulling at his gown, kicking his feet, and grimacing. The nurse responds to the situation by a. medically treating the patient to sedate him again. b. putting him in restraints because his issues are behavioral. c. telling him to stop moving around before he extubates himself. d. quickly providing emotional comfort to reduce the patient's anxiety and telling him simple facts to help him understand the situation.
The nurse is aware that the use of a defense mechanism is a normal response to stress. When does a defense mechanism become problematic?
a. When more than one defense mechanism is used at a time b. When the defense mechanism is used for longer than 1 week c. When the defense mechanism is used excessively d. When the defense mechanism is used until a more durable coping mechanism is formed
A patient who has been hospitalized for 2 days remains anxious and continues to be preoccupied with paranoid delusions. What intervention will best help the patient focus less on the delusions?
a. Schedule time for the patient to read and listen to music. b. Plan activities that require physical skills and constructive use of time. c. Begin planning for discharge by engaging the patient in psychoeducation. d. Discuss personal goals related to improved socialization with the patient.