The nurse makes a home visit to a client who has dysthymic disorder. The nurse can anticipate that the client's symptoms may include:
A) Low energy.
B) Intense concentration.
C) Agitation.
D) Normal appetite.
D
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The student studying pediatric integumentary problems learns that which are functions of the skin? (Select all that apply.)
A. Assists in water retention B. Initiates tactile sensations C. Provides physical barrier D. Regulates temperature set point E. Synthesizes vitamin D
The nurse is caring for a dying client. Which of the following interventions should the nurse implement to control the client's pain? (Select all that apply.)
a. assess pain level every 4 hours b. administer pain medications in a timely manner around the clock c. delay pain medication if the client is asleep d. evaluate the effectiveness of the pain medications frequently e. administer oxygen f. address break-through pain in a timely manner
The nurse is caring for an older client who presents with dizziness and difficulty hearing. Which of the nurse's assessment findings will require collaboration with the client's primary health care provider? (Select all that apply.)
a. Tympanic membrane is retracted, with multiple air bubbles. b. The client reports inability to hear high-frequency voices and sounds. c. Clear watery drainage is present in the ear canal and is positive for glucose. d. Tympanic membrane is shiny and trans-lucent, with light reflex noted. e. Hearing test indicates positive Rinne test, with AC > BC noted bilaterally. f. The client reports dizziness after taking naproxen (Aleve) for arthritis pain.
A client has been admitted to the hospital after having a brain attack. What predisposing factor in this client's history places this client at risk for embolic stroke?
A. A history of seizures B. A history of psychotropic drug use C. A history of atrial fibrillation D. A history of cerebral aneurysm