The nurse is admitting a client to a rehabilitation facility after surgery for a hip replacement. The nurse observes the client appearing depressed
The client denies depression, but states that she is concerned about returning to her regular activities, including walking for exercise, because she is so tired. The nurse understands that: Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. This client has unrealistic goals.
2. Stress might be affecting this client's mobility.
3. Walking will tire the client.
4. The client is at increased risk of disease due to immobility.
5. This client is at risk for affective disorder.
2,4,5
Rationale: The client's goals are not unrealistic over time.
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