An individual methodically wears a specific set of clothes for each day of the week; rarely deviates from a very detailed, neatly organized, written daily schedule; and has been "let go" from several jobs due to an inability to complete all the
details of assignments by the scheduled deadlines. This individual is MOST likely diagnosable with: a. avoidant personality disorder
b. antisocial personality disorder
c. borderline personality disorder
d. obsessive-compulsive personality disorder
D
Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) would be the most likely diagnosis for this individual. Individuals with OCPD have a pervasive preoccupation with order, cleanliness, control, and perfectionism. In many cases, individuals suffering from OCPD appear highly inflexible. They become so focused on rules, detail, and procedures that they lose focus on the reasons for the procedures and instead focus solely on the pattern.
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The nurse knows that medication teaching has been ineffective when the client with an anxiety disorder states, "My SSRI isn't working. I've been on it for:
1. One week." 2. Four weeks." 3. 12 weeks." 4. Eight weeks."
The nurse is analyzing a rhythm strip. What component of the ECG corresponds to the resting state of the patient's heart?
A) P wave B) T wave C) U wave D) QRS complex
The nurse determines that a female patient understands how to perform breast self-examination when the patient states
A) "The best time to perform the exam is 1 week after my period." B) "I should use my whole hand to feel for lumps and only at the nipple." C) "I should palpate the breast in a random manner with my thumb." D) "Dimples around the nipple are normal and increase with age."