A nurse is teaching a client about psychopathology that is common in Native Americans. Which disorder should the nurse mention?
A) Schizophrenia
B) Alcohol abuse and dependence
C) Posttraumatic stress disorder
D) Impulse control disorder
B
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What can the nurse provide that allows the client a positive forward progression in the treatment process?
A) A therapeutic relationship B) Alternative activities to thoughts of self-injury C) A safe and trusting environment D) A sense of power and self-control
An elderly patient has been receiving large doses of propoxyphene. The nurse should assess the patient for the development of:
a. paradoxic pain. b. leukocytosis. c. thrombocytopenia. d. acute psychosis.
Male and female reproductive systems are complementary; for example, male testes and female ovaries;
male scrotum and female labia majora; and male glans penis and female clitoris. What part of the female system is homologous to the spermatic cord in the male? A) Cardinal ligaments B) Round ligaments C) Uterosacral ligaments D) Broad ligament
When educating patients in a maternal–newborn unit about prevention of infant abduction, what should the nurse teach to prevent abduction?
A) Policy posted about security B) Use of monitor attached to babies C) Staff awareness of infant abduction profiles D) Cooperation by the parents with the hospital policies