Persons with ____________________, a psychiatric disorder, consider or attempt suicide more often than individuals with any other psychiatric condition
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
panic disorder
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The nurse is caring for the client who is experiencing discomfort after surgery to remove a benign growth in the colon. The client reports pain of 4 on a 5-point scale
When the nurse indicates the availability of pain medication, the client declines. Further questioning indicates the client is fearful of becoming addicted to the medication. What action is indicated at this time? A) Withhold the analgesic medication and continue to observe the client. B) Contact the physician. C) Administer the medication when the client is sleeping. D) Determine what methods of pain management are acceptable to the client.
The nurse is discharging a patient home following treatment for community-acquired pneumonia. As part of the discharge teaching, the nurse instructs:
a. "If you get the pneumococcal vaccine, you'll never get pneumonia again." b. "It is important for you to get an annual influenza shot to reduce your risk of pneumonia." c. "Stay away from cold, drafty places because that increases your risk of pneumonia when you get home." d. "Since you have been treated for pneumonia, you now have immunity from getting it in the future."
A patient with liver disease has a decline in his previously elevated urobilinogen levels. The nurse realizes this finding could indicate
1. overhydration. 2. protein catabolism 3. gastrointestinal bleeding. 4. severe liver failure.
Who plays a primary role in ensuring that workers have reasonable, working schedules?
A) Unions B) Top administrators C) Managers D) Federal government