The nurse shows an understanding of the psychological implications for a patient on isolation when planning care to control the risk for:
a. denial.
b. aggression.
c. regression.
d. isolation.
e. depression.
D
A sense of loneliness may develop because normal social relationships become disrupted. The nurse should plan care to control the risk that the patient may feel isolated. Denial and regression are not risks related to isolation. Aggression is not a risk for the patient on isolation precautions.
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