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    Psychiatric Nursing Practice Test Part 1 4. Marco approached Nurse Trish asking for Savice on how to deal with his alechot Sulction. Nurse Tsh should tell the client iia the only effective treatment for aeohalsm is: a. Paychotheropy Bb, Aigohoties anonymous (AA) @ Torah abstinence Aversion Therapy 3 Nurge Hagel is caring for a male client who Wyerience false sensory perceptions with no SoBe in realty. This perception is knowin as: CB: Hallucinations , Delusions ©. Loose associations &. Nesiogisms $ Neste Monet is caring for a female client who oe sulidal tendency. When accompanying the client tothe restroom, Nurse Monet should. a. Give her privacy B._Alow ner to urinate De Gow tne window and alow her to get some fresh al @) Observe her $. Ruse maureen is developing a plan of care fora female client with anorexia nervosa, Winn action should the nurse include in the plan? a. Provide privacy during meals 3, Slaps strict eating pian for the cient oer tage cient to exercise to reduce anxiety $._ Restrict vist with the forily $. Ralent is experiencing anxiety attack. The cat appropriate nursing intervention should include? ‘2. Turning on the television by Leaving the client alone ‘faying with the clent and speaking in short sentences 4. Ask the clent to play with other clients A remale ctent is admitted with a diagnosts of Golusions of GRANDEUR. This diagnosis reflects a belief that one Is: a, Being Killed »)) Highly famous and important Se) Responsible for evil world Connected to cient unrelated to oneselt 5. R20 year old cllent was diagnosed with dependent personality disorder. Wi behavior 1s net most likely to be evidence of ineffective individual coping? fa. Recurrent self-destructive behavior . Avoiding relationship Showing interest n solitary activites ) Imabitty to make choices and decision without advi 8. A male client is diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder. Which signs would this Client exhibit during social situation? @ Paranoid thoughts ib. Emotional afect €. Independence need @. Aggressive behavior $. Nurse Claire is caring for a client diagnosed tuith bullmia, The most appropriate intial 908) for a client diagnosed with bulimia Is? a. Encourage to avoid foods Genny anxiety causing situations © Eat only tee meals doy &._ veld shopping plenty of groceries ‘Yo. Nurse Tony wos caring fora 41 year old female client, Which Behavior by the cient indicates adult cognitive development? @ Generates new levels of awareness ‘Assumes responsibility for her actions as maximum abity to solve problems and s,m se fer perception are based on real 11 Recents bacang agers administered to 2 client before ECT therapy. There sto corti observe te cent (3) Respiratory aiticuities Nausea and vomiting Dizziness @. Selzures 12.8 75 yeor old client is admitted to the hospital with the diagnosis of dementia of the Iizhelmer’s type and depression. The Symptom that is unrelated to depression would be? vets" a. Apathetic response tothe environment _b, “Tdont know onswer to questions CE) Shallow of labile effect ._ Neglect of personal hygiene ‘13. Nurse Trish is working in @ mental health facility; the nurse priority nursing intervention for a newly admitted cient with bulimia nervase would be to? fa. Teach client to measure 1&0 B. tnvolve client in planning dally meal Observe dient during meals (G. Monitor client continuously ‘Va, Norse Patricia is aware that the major health complication associated with intractable Snorexia nervosa would be? 4) Carole dysrhythmias resulting to cardiac arrest B Glucose intolerance resulting in protracted hypoalycemia. ce. Ehuverine imbalance causing cold amenorrhea Decreased metabolism causing cold intolerance {'5, Nurse Anna can minimize agitation in 2 disturbed client by? 2, increasing stimulation Bi) limiting unnecessary interaction © feressing appropriate sensory perception §. ehsuring constant cent and staff contact {{6.8-39 year old mother with Sosescive-compulsive disorder has become iemobiized by her elaborate hand washing song walking rituals. Nurse Trish recognizes that the basis of 0.C. disorder is ofte ‘a. Problems with being too conscientious B. Problems with anger and remorse Feelings of guit and inadeauacy G) Fees ot Srna te Tepes $5, Mario is complaining to other clients about not Being allowed by staf to keep food In his peing ‘\ihich of the following interventions ould be most appropriate? ‘a. Mloveing a snack to be Kept in his room bi. Reprimanding the cient br Tgporing the clients behavior (Setting limits on the behavior E 2, Geaney with borderline personality disorder costo be discharge soon threatens to “do wine vehing” to herself if discharged. Which of the folowing actions by the nurse would be nt? 0 BEER tne sy anne are 8 Bazar ie mening ofthe cents statement wath her nS an immediate extension forthe lint & Rete cents statement because I's. a sign of manipulation disorder belches loudly. A staff member asks Joey, bo you know why people find you Jeputsve?” this statement most likely would Gia whien ofthe fllowing ellen reaction? 3) Depensveness Embarrassment © Shame 4 Remorsfulness 20. Which of the following spproaches would be most appropriate to use with » client suffering fom narcissistic personally dsorcer when Glserepancies exist between what the cent states and what actualy exist? a, Rationalization @) Supporeve confrontation © Lit setting @. Consistency 21.Cely is experiencing alcohol withdrawal exhibits tremors, daphoresis and hyperactivity. Blood pressure is 190/87 mmhg {and pulse is 82 bpm, Which of the medications would the nurse expect to administer? a. Naloxone (Narean) 2 Benairpine (Cogent) ©) Lorezepem (Ativan) &, Haloperaol (Haldo!) 22, Which ofthe following foods would the nurse ‘Trish eliminate from the diet of a cient In alcohol withdrawal? ik 2: /orange Juice Soda Regular Coffee 23, Which ofthe following would Nurse Hazel expectito assess for a client who is exhibiting ate signs of heroin withdrawal? a. Yawning & ciaphoresis b. Restlessness & Initablty Constipation & steatorrhea @) Vomiting and Diarthea =< 24.To establish open and trusting relationship with a female client who has been hospitalized with severe anxiety, the nurse in charge should? 2, Encourage the staff to have frequent interaction with the client . Share an activity with the client Give dient feedback about behavior Respect client's need for personal space 25, Nurse Monette recognizes that the focus of > exvironmental (MILIEU) therapy is tor @) Manipulate the envicanment to bring about Positive changes in behavior . Allow the client's freedom to determine whether ‘or not they will be involved in activities © Role play life events to meet individual needs 4. Use natural remedies rather than drugs to control behavior 26.Nurse Trish would expect a child with a diagnosis of reactive attachment disorder to: 3 Have more positive relation withthe father than the mother ati ign with sepa! sation Wl be cing to mather 8 cope Beabito deve heoners seuss so 4, sve been pyseal OME ye hh Sith enc pate: (@ Itinay appear acting Ut \D Bott hal espond tment y aa jepression ; eaonarmens ace "d. Nurse Perry is aware that Iengua0e b, Speech lag tells the nurse at Yee elk to". enter realy don ‘The TV is my best fri recognizes tat the cent mechanism known 85? 2. Displacement projection & Staton Denia 1 suffering So. nen working with a mate alent stern pha spout black cats, Nurse Tash shoud Snticipate that 2 problem for be? &) Aralety when discusing phobia Bnet omar he eared oust €. Denying thatthe phobia ex 4. Distoron of rea when completing dally routines 31. Linda is pacing the floor ané appears ‘extremely anxious. The duty Nurse . approaches nan attempt ¢0 alleviate Linda’s ‘nviety. The most therapeutic question By the would bat ‘2 Would you like to watch TV? 3. Would You tke me to talk with you? Are you feeling upset now? 6. Ignore the clent 32. Nurse Penny is aware that the symptoms that distingush pose traumatic strese lgorder from athe ent corer woule be: a. Avoidance of sivation & certain aeivities tha resemble the stress ‘ies thar ». Depression end a blunted affect when dis the treumatic situation We” discussing , Lack of interest in foly & others 4} Revexperiencing the ay Re-expriencing the auma in dreams or 33. Nurse Benjie is communica dementia; the client cannot earerssting Temember facts jon’t need anyor he nurse end ff gsng the defense typlal of? 2. igh of eas B. Associative fooseness ©.) Conabulaton & Concre 34.Nurse Ioey is aware Symptoms that wou slagnosisanorexio ae cessive wegh distension eles, Slow pulse, 10% wa & Compulsive benewaroe oss 4. Excessive activit lemon increased pulse | to nu ave bulimia SWAllOMiNg OF food extremely 10 best in settings ae® ¢ 40. 435. characteristic that would 5. ‘Rame that an adolescent may sees would bet Frequent regurotation & re Badly stained teeth Positve body image ‘Je. Nurse Monette is aware that depressed clients seem to d a. Multpe simul & Rowine acivties © frinimal decision making 4, Varied Activities al pote Nurse Katrina should be espec tia. Gent expression of: NY Arto the Frustration & fear of death 3. Anger 8 resentment Gy telletnes Rapetssness Je. nursing care plan for 2 male client wi bipolar I disorder should include; frig arred enor "maintain contact with reality Engaging the dient in conversing about current 4, Touching the client provide assurance ‘39, When planning care for a female client using recognize that the ritual: Hops the client focus on the inability to deal Heps the cient control the anslety Ts under the clients conscious contro! gain 232 year old male graduate student, who has of his work and personal hygiene, is brought to the psychiatric hospital by his parents schizophrenia is made. Its unlikely thatthe lent will cemonstrate: Concrete thinking Frective self boundaries 123 year old client has been admitted with 2 Giagnosis of schizophrenia says to the nurse iteral you know, These statement ilustrate: Neologtsms ) Flight of Heas (qd) Loosening of association who has unjustiialy accused his wife of having meny extramarital affors would Be to Insight into his behavior Beiter sefcantrl Faith in his wife Fatale chent who is experiencing disordered ing polsoned is Bumited to the mental he ses whieh communication technique *® 2. Focusing on selfcisclosure of ov" food preference Previous history of gastritis were they have: $9.7o further assess a client's suicid & hneaty nelnes é Designing activites that will require the cent to affairs ritualistic behavior, Nurse Gina must with reality 1S used by the client primarily for secondary become increasingly withdrawn and neglectful ‘Aer detailed assessment, a diagnosis of 2. Low self esteem Weak ego Yes, its mareh, March is litle woman’. That's . Echolalia “82.4 long term goal for @ paranoid male client help the client develop: Feeling of self worth thinking about food being Palsones fencourage the dient to eat dinner Using open ended question and silence Offering opinion about the need to eat \erbalizing reasons thatthe clent may not choose to eat ‘Nurse Nina is assigned to care for a client diagnosed with Catatonic Stupor. When Nurse ‘Nina enters the client's room, the client Is found lying on the bed with a body pulled into 2 fetal position. Nurse Nina should? Ask the clent direct questions to encourage 44. talking . Rake the client into the dayroom to be with vs other dents @)) Sit beside the client in silence and occasionally ‘ask open-ended question 4d, Leave the client alone and continue with providing care to the other clients 5. Nurse Tina is caring for a client with delirium, ‘and states that “look at the spiders on the wall, What should the nurse respond to the lent? “You're having hallucination, there are no spiders inthis room at all” b. “can see the spiders on the wall, but they ere not going to hurt you" _¢ “Would you like me to kill the spiders” a © “Lknov you are frightened, but Ido not see spiders on the wall” Nurse Jonel is providing information to @ community group about violence in the family. Which statement by 2 graup member Would indicate a need to provide addtional lformation? ‘Abuse occurs mare in low-income families” ‘Abuser Are often jealous or self-centered” ‘abuser use fear and intimidation” “Abuser usually have poor self-esteem" 7. During electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) the lent receives oxygen by mask vie positive pressure ventlation. The nurse assisting with this procedure knows that postive pressure ventlation is necessary because? [Anesthesia is aoministered during the procedure Decrease oxygen tothe brain increases ‘confusion and disorientation _. Grand mal seizure activity depresses respirations «Muscle relaxations given to prevent injury Curing seizure activity depress respirations. When planning the discharge of a client with chronic anxiety, Nurse Chris evaluates Schieverent of the discharge maintenance goals. Which goal would be most sopropriately having been included in the plan of care requiring eveluation? The cient eliminates all anxiety from cally situations “The cent ignores feelings of anxiety ‘The client identifies anxiety producing situations ‘The cient maintains contact with a enisis counselor 49, Nurse Tina ts caring for client with Gepression viho has not responded to Sntidepressant medication, The nurse anticipates that what treatment procedure may be prescribed? Neuroleptic medication ‘Short term seclusion Psychosuraery ) Elactroconvulsive therapy Sp. ari is admitted to the emergency room vith rugincuded anxiety related to over (igesion of prescribed antipsychotie inaecation. ‘The most important piece of 46. 48. a b. 5 Information the nurse In charge should obtain intially is the: Length of time on the med. b} Name of the ingested medication & the amount ingested Reason forthe suleide attempt 4. Name’ of the nearest relative & thelr phone number Answers and Rationale Psychiatric Nursing Practice Test Part 2 1., Total abstinence is the only ‘effective treatment for alcoholism, 2.A, Hallucinations are visual, auditory, ‘ustatory, tactile or olfactory perceptions that have no basis in reality. 3:B. The Nurse has a responsibility to observe Continuously the acutely suicidal client. The Nurseshould watch for clues, such as communicating suicidal thoughts, and messages; hoarding medications ond talking about death, 4.B, Establishing a consistent eating plan and ‘monitoring client's weight are important to this disorder. 5... Appropriate nursing interventions for an ‘anxiety attack include using short sentences, staying with the client, decreasing stimuli, remaining calm and medicating as needed. 6.8. Delusion of grandeur is e false belief that ‘one is highly famous and important. Individual with dependent personality disorder typically shows indecisiveness submissiveness and clinging behavior so that others will make decisions with them, 8.A. Clients with schizotypal personality disorder experience excessive social anxiety that can lead to paranoid thoughts. 9.B. Bulimia disorder generally is @ ‘maladaptive coping response to stress and underlying issues. The client should identify anxiety causing situation that stimulate the bulimic behavior and then learn new ways of coping with the anxiety. 10.4. An adult age 31 to 45 generates new level of awareness. 11.A. Neuromuscular Blocker, such as ‘SUCCINYLCHOLINE (Anectine) produces respiratory depression because It inhibits Contractions of respiratory muscles, 12.6, With depression, there is little or no emotional involvement therefore little alteration in affect. These clients often hide food or force vomiting; therefore they must be carefully monitored. 14.A. These clients have severely depleted levels of sodium and potassium because of their starvation diet and energy expenditure, these electrolytes are necessary for cardiac functioning. 2 13, 15.8, Limiting unnecessary interaction Wil Gscrense stimulation ar 29k3Qon. 16.6. valle Deh a eeu ‘aimed at controling gui 2nd inadea by maintaining an absolute set pattern of behavior jes in the 17., The nurse needs to set limits in Giont's manipulative beravi 9 help the lent control dysfunctional ne wr consistent approach by te necessary to decrease manipulation. 18.B, Any suicidal statement must Be assessed the nurse. The nurse should discuss cllent’s statement with her to determine its meaning in terms of suicide. 19.8. when tho staff member ask the cient if ‘he wonders why others find him repulsive, the clent is likly to feel defensive because the question is belittling. The natural tendency is to counterattack the threat to the ao iId specifically us 20.8, The nurse would spect 2 epportve coronation wih the cient © point out aiserepancies between what the Glent states and what actually exists to increase responsibility for sel 21.6, Tne nurse would most likely edminister benzodiazepine, such as lorezepan (ativan) to the client who Is experiencing symptor ‘The client's experiences symptoms of withdrawal because of the rebound Dnenomenon when the sedation of the CNS from alcoho! begins to decrease. 22,D, Regular coffee contains caffeine which acts as psychomotor stimulants and leads to feelings of anxiety and agitation. Serving coffee top the client may add to tremors or wakefulness. 23:B. Voriting and diarthea are usually the late signs of heroin withdrawal, along with muscle spasm, fever, nausea, repetitive, abdominal cramps and backache 24,B, Moving to a cient’ personal space increases the feeling of threat, which increases anxiety. 25.A. Environmental (MILIEU) therapy aims at having everything in the client's surrouncing area toward helping the client, 26.€.Chilaren who have experienced attachment difficulties with primary caregiver are not able to trust others and therefore relate superficially 27.4 Children have difficulty verbally ‘expressing their feelings, acting out behavior, such as temper tantrums, may indicete underlying depression ‘The autistic child repeat sounds or words spoken by others, 29... The client statement is an example of the use of denial, a defense that blacks problem by unconscious refusing to admit they exist. 30.2, Discussion of the feared object triggers ‘an emotional response to the object, 31.B. The nurse presence may provide the dient with support & feeling of contro, 28. sagem tat taumy a Sy pt Important i ingulshes post traumat tom nPortant in treating this potentially life xabulation oF the filing in 33.6 th imaginary facts Is 9 PS ge mechanismused by people deterienclng memory deficits, sacmitrese are the mar Sans of anoreniy 8 Tosa, Weight Oss Is excessive (1590 pected weight). 5. pental enamel erosion occurs from pated self-induced voriting ecb Depression usualy 1s both emotional @ cal. & simple dally routine isthe best, phystressful and least anxiety producing, 7 wee expression of these feeling may. ‘Bate that this client is unable to indrinve the struggle of life, eigtructure tends to decrease agitation BF anwiety and to increase the client's feeling of security. 39. B. The rituals used by a client with B cessive compulsive disorder help control the anxiety level by maintaining a set pattern of action. ‘40.8, A person with this disorder would not rave adequate self-boundaries, «44,0, Loose associations are thoughts that are presented without the logical connections tsvally necessary for the listening to interpret the message, 42.6, Helping the client to develop feeling of self worth would reduce the client's need to tse pathologic defenses, 43.8, Open ended questions and silence are strategies used to encourage clients to discuss thelr problem in descriptive manner. 44. Clients who are withdrawn may be immobile and mute, and require consistent, repeated interventions, Communication with withdrawn clients requires much patience from the nurse.The nurse facilitates communication with the lent by sitting in silence, asking open-ended question and pausing to provide opportunities for the client to respond, When hallucination is present, the ‘nurse should reinforce reality with the client. 46., Personal characteristics of abuser include low self-esteem, immaturity, dependence, insecurity and jealousy. 47.2. A short acting skeletal muscle relaxant such as succinylcholine (Anectine) is administered during this procedure to Prevent injuries during seizure. 48.6 Recognizing situations that produce anxiety allows the client to prepare to cope with anxiety or avoid specific stimulus. 49.0. Electroconvulsive therapy is an effective ‘treatment for depression that has not Fesponded to medication. 50.8. Tr ‘an emergency, lives saving facts 27° f obtained first. The name and the amount o medication ingested are of outmost ler ‘of memory o Psychiatric Nursing Practice Test Part 2 4.Nurse Tony should frst discuss terminating the nurse-client relationship with a client during the: ‘Termination phase when discharge plans are ‘being made. b.Working phase when the client shows some progress. orientation phase when a contract is established. 4. Working phase when the client brings it up. 2. Malou Is dlagnosed with major depression spends majority of the day lying in bed with the sheet pulled over his head. Which of the following approaches by the nurse would be the most therapeutic? ‘2, Question the client until he responds (Bilnitiate contact with the client frequently :Sit outside the clients room 4. Wait for the client to begin the conversation 3.Joe who Is very depressed exhibits psychomotor retardation, a fiat affect and apathy, The nursein charge observes Joe to be in need of grooming and hygiene. Which of the following nursing actions would be most appropriate? a. Waiting until the client's fa participate in the client's care . Asking the client if he is ready to take shower c. Explaining the importance of hygiene to the silent stating to the client that it’s time for him to ~ take a shower 4, When teaching Mario with a typical depression about foods to avoid while taking pheneizine(Nardil), which of the following would the nurse in charge include? 2. Roasted chicken Fresh fish )Salamt “d. Hamburger 5, When assessing a female dient who is receiving tricyclic antidepressant therapy, which of the following would alert the nurse to the possiblity that the client is _-, experiencing anticholinergic effects? (aJUrine retention and blurred vision Respiratory depression and convulsion .Delirium and Sedation d. Tremors and cardiac arrhythmias 6.For a male client with dysthymic disorder, which of the following approaches would the nurseexpect to implement? a.ECT can schotherapeutic ap7roae” weanalysis Psychoanal apy d. Antidepressant 5: Banny who is diagnosed _ es the nu Danny who i Sate atl ee ut, Rally SWonere is my d0UDMTE the rn ae fect Tratating which of the FoHow! e.Echolalia b. Neologism | ¢.Clang associations down Gh light of ideas ing up and Ba em soning Oe her thenallnay pray clients, Whi 1e nurse in following activities would hen ure on of Charge expect to include caret 2, Watching (p)cleaning dayroom tables Leading group accvity G.Reading a book 9. When assessing a ra risk, which of the follow Suicide would the nurse i iethal? 2. Weise cutting Head banging Use of un a. Aspirin overdose 10.Jun has been hospitalized for major depression and suicidal ideation. Which of the following statements indicates to the nurse that the client is improving? a.cTmof no Use to anyone anymore.” Bost know my kids don’t need me anymore since theyre grown.” c."I couldn't kill myself because I don’t want to go to hell.” d.°I dont think about killing myself as much as Tused to.” 11. Which ofthe folowing activities would Nurse Tish recommend to the client who becomes very anxious when thoughts of suicide occur? ‘aUsing exercise bicycle i. Mediating Watching TV .Reading comics 12.When developing thé plan of care for a client receiving haloperidol, which of the following medications would nurse Monet antate administering ifthe cent leveloped extra pyramidal sic > a. Olanzapine (Zyprexa) side effects “a b, Paroxetine (Paxil) aque hnei (©Benztropine mesylate (Cogentin) 1 4. Lorazepam (Ativan) 13.Jon a suspicious dllent states that“ you nurses are sng eat ow poison as you take it out of the . ir commas oteaece We of the nurse? response: a,Giving the client canned suy the delusion subsides P/e™ents unt le client for suicidal ing methods of identify as most what Kind of poison th asking ts is being used = “lent su i ustig foods that come in seajeg se Pack rag the client to be the frst ye ack=aes @atontand get a tray "st to open the ent is suffering from catatonic 14M Saviors: Which of the following yoy beg use to determine that the youd the urrstered PRN have been mor cation effective? arf alent responds to Verbal directions to sr cent walks with the nurse to her rea anne em occasionally _furse Hazel Invites new client's pare 15: Mend the psycho educational progetto families of the chronically mentally ily The program would be most likely to help thee Family with which of the following ears peveloping a support network with other families ».Feeling more guilty about the client's iliness. CrRecoonizing the client's weakness S.Managing their financial concern and problems 16.When planning care for Dory with schizotypal personality disorder, which of the following would help the client become involved with others? attending an activity with the nurse B.Leading a sing a long in the afternoon Eparicipating solely in group activities Being involved with primarily one to ‘one activities 17: Which statement about an individual with 2 personality disorder is true? a. Psychotic behavior is common during acute episodes Prognosis for recovery is good with -\ therapeutic intervention (c.the individual typically remains in the mainstream of society, although he hes problems in social and occupational roles 4.The individual usually seeks treatment willingly for symptoms that are personally distressful. 18. Nurse John is talking with a client who has been ciagnosed with antisocial personality about how to socialize during activities without being seductive, Nurse John would focus the discussion on which of the following areas? ‘Discussing his relationship with his mother b.Asking him to explain reasons for hi seductive behavior & Suggesting to apelogize to others for Ns havior Explaining the negative reactions of others toward his behavior 19.Tina with a histrionic personality disorder Is melodramatic and responds to others anc situations in an exaggerated manner. Nurse Trish would recommend which of the following activities for Tina? Baking class Once rove ‘Scrap book making eee 1. Joy has entered the possession a of the following client's See Pras eters ofthe medion pres specifically. oe bent slertness :Nutrional status Syl signs ‘After administering naloxone (Narcan), an opioid antagonist, Nurse Ronald should ‘monitor the female cient carefully for which ofthe folowing? @)Resprtory depression Zeplepsy «Kidney faliare 4. Cerebral edema 23. hich of the following would nurse Ronald Use as the Dest measure o determine 9 client's progress Infehabltation? ache way he gets slong with his parents ESTHe number of drugetree days he hes The kinds of fiends he makes .The amount of responsibilty his job entails 24.8 female dient is brought by ambulance to the hospital emergency room after taking an overdose of barpiturates is comatose, Nurse Tish would be especialy alert fr vitich ofthe following? 2. pilepsy bi Myocardial Infarction Renal failure Respiratory faire Sb: Joey who has @ chronic user of cocaine Teport that he feels ike he has (Cockroaches crawling under his skin. His rms are red because of scratching. The atrse in charge interprets these findings as Possibly indicating which ofthe fellowing? a,Delusion rormication Flash back 6, Confusion SerSose is ciagnased with amphetamine peyenosis and was admitted in the Beyergency room. Nurse Ronald would most fitaly prepare to administer which of the following medication? a. Librium .valium ativan aldol >, which of the following liquids would nurse Leng administer to a female client who Is intoxicated with phencyclidine (PCP) to hnasten exeretln of the chemical? a.shake Tea @) cranberry Julce Erp i an of carat 28, When developing a plan of care for a {female cent wth acute stress dlsorder who lost her sister In a car accident. Which of the following would the nurse expect to _~ initiate? (@acilitating progressive review of the Sccident and ies consequences b, Postponing discussion of the acckdent unt the client brings It up €.Telling the lent to avold detas of the accident

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