You are caring for a domestic violence victim in the emergency room. She has sustained multiple bruises and lacerations, but no serious trauma.  She has a son who has not been harmed and has been staying with her mother.  The client is concerned about her son’s safety. She is also worried that Child Protective Services will assume custody of her son and place him in foster care.  Which nursing intervention is indicated?

Which of the following is used as a substitute for heroin in some maintenance programs?

Which of the following rationales best explain why nurses working with rape trauma victims need to be aware of their own personal attitudes about rape and sexual assault?

The nurse is working in an intensive care unit and observes that some clients do not respond to injections of diazepam (Valium) when the injections are given by a particular nurse. This nurse returns from lunch exhibiting slurred speech and euphoria. Which of the following is the best action for the nurse to take?

Which statements are important reasons for why the problem of substance abuse must be addressed? Select all that apply.

A client with a history of heavy alcohol use, whose last drink was 24 hours ago, is seen in the emergency department. Which of the following symptoms would the nurse assess for with this patient? Select all that apply.

A patient who has a history of chronic back pain requires a higher dose of an opioid medication in order to achieve adequate pain relief. The healthcare provider suspects that these findings are a result of which of the following?

A nurse is discussing plans with a client who has decided to withdraw from alcohol. What should the nurse recommend as one of the most effective long term treatments for alcoholism?

A client is being discharged from an alcoholism treatment center. Which of the following is a realistic client statement?

A client is receiving treatment for opioid toxicity. Which drug reverses opioid toxicity?