Which assessment finding would best support a nursing diagnosis of Dysfunctional Grieving?
a. A man blames himself for not doing more to make his wife's recent death more comfortable.
b. A man is unable to return to work after his sister's death 18 months ago.
c. A woman cries frequently and loudly in the weeks following her child's death in an accident.
d. A woman has been experiencing chronic insomnia since her mother's death earlier this year.
Answer: b. A man is unable to return to work after his sister's death 18 months ago.
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1. Let the client know that time heals all sorrow. 2. Provide privacy when interviewing the client. 3. Be honest with the client about medication effects. 4. Assist the client with the activities of daily living.
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1. "Reinforce any teaching that you didn't quite grasp in the hospital." 2. "Verify that both you and the baby are safe and doing well." 3. "Provide a service that leads to better statistical outcomes." 4. "Thoroughly assess your baby to make sure he is growing."
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A) Protein B) Fat C) Calcium D) Vitamins
Before screening projects are undertaken, the sensitivity and specificity of screening levels or test values should be carefully reviewed
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