A mental health nurse must develop what with the clients to be able to provide patient care?
A) A personal relationship
B) An informal relationship
C) A social relationship
D) A therapeutic relationship
D
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He often throws his toys and yells loudly, even compared with other kids his age." The child is diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Which of the following medications will most likely be administered in conjunction with treatment? A) ACE inhibitors B) SSRIs C) Central nervous system stimulants D) MAO inhibitors
A patient arrives at the emergency department after waking up in the morning with progressive weakness, blurred vision, photophobia, and a change in voice quality
The patient had attended a banquet the previous evening and was asymptomatic at that time. These symptoms most likely indicate which of the following biologic agent exposures? 1. Botulism 2. Staphylococcal enterotoxin B 3. Ricin 4. Tricothecene mycotoxins
A patient who has been prescribed diphenhydramine (Benadryl) reports a dry mouth and feeling sleepy. What is the nurse best action?
a. Document the finding and notify the prescriber. b. Remind the patient that naps provide needed rest. c. Suggest sucking on hard candy to relieve dry mouth. d. Reassure the patient that these are expected side effects.
A pregnant woman with a past history of a cesarean section is at GREATEST risk for:
A) breech birth. B) preeclampsia. C) prolapsed cord. D) uterine rupture