Mental health problems are manifested in many ways. Untoward incidents or even anticipated life events can diminish physical, cognitive, affective, and social functioning. Given adequate support and adaptation
1. Most people never recover from crises and become mentally ill.
2. Nurses can prevent losses and mental illness.
3. Grief can be ignored.
4. Most people resume their lifestyles following losses in spite of sadness.
ANS: 4
When people do not have adequate resources, there is an increased risk of altered mental health.
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