The final stage of family recovery involves working with the mental health system so the client will obtain treatment, a stage which reflects:
A) Personal and political advocacy. B) Recognition and acceptance.
C) Discovery and denial. D) Coping and competence.
A
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A patient with acute pancreatitis is demonstrating signs of hypovolemic shock however has no obvious bleeding. The nurse realizes that these signs are because of
1. undiagnosed gastrointestinal ulcerations. 2. increased urine output. 3. damaged pancreatic tissue releasing vasodilation substances that cause fluid shifts. 4. pulmonary edema.
A client verbalizes to a mental health counselor that his life is meaningless since his wife divorced him and that he no longer wants to live. What nursing diagnosis, resulting from his spiritual distress, would be appropriate?
A) Sexual Dysfunction B) Fear C) Powerlessness D) Risk for Self-Directed Violence
The nurse administers an evening medication to the patient in the morning. The medication did go to the correct patient. What is the nurse's best course of action at this time?
1. Change the medication administration time to the morning. 2. Notify the physician about the error and complete an incident report. 3. Tell the evening nurse to hold the evening dose just for tonight. 4. Notify the physician and ask if any further action needs to be taken.