The nurse is providing patient education about addiction. Which patient statement indicates that teaching was effective?
1. "Addiction is a biopsychosocial problem."
2. "Addiction is an emotional attachment."
3. "Addiction is a behavioral habit."
4. "Addiction is a moral disease."
1. "Addiction is a biopsychosocial problem."
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A client is voluntarily admitted to the mental health unit. The nurse knows that this means:
1. The client gave informed consent for hospitalization. 2. The client has signed away all civil rights. 3. The client will need a court hearing within seven days. 4. The client has to remain hospitalized for three days.
Which of the following is least likely a risk factor associated with those who abuse the elderly?
a. history of mental illnessb . overwhelmed c. poor self-image d. female
The nurse is preparing to interview a client diagnosed with somatoform disorder. The nurse anticipates that the client may:
A) Exhibit no facial expression during the interview. B) Intermittently nod affirmatively while glancing at the clock on the wall. C) Present with a normal, non-fluctuating mood. D) Rapidly change moods during the interview.
The nurse is caring for a newborn born to a drug-addicted mother. Which of the following assessment findings would be common for this newborn?
1. Hyperirritability 2. Decreased muscle tone 3. Exaggerated reflexes 4. Depressed respiratory effort 5. Transient tachypnea