Open fontanel seen in neonates.

The nurse explains that depression is thought to be the result of a deficit of which neurotransmitter?

The nurse explains that depression is thought to be the result of a deficit of which neurotransmitter?

The nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted for a lorazepam (Ativan) overdose. Which assessment finding indicates that the patient is experiencing withdrawal?

The nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted for a lorazepam (Ativan) overdose. Which assessment finding indicates that the patient is experiencing withdrawal?

Which medication has bee used for decades to successfully treat the manic phase of bipolar disorder?

Nursing care for clients receivig psychotherapeutic medications include assessment, coordination, administration, monitoring, evaluation, and __________________.

A nurse gives the example of when an individual becomes frightened and experiences an increased heart rate and mental activity along with increased blood flow to the skeletal muscles and dilated pupils. The person is experiencing an alarm reaction that helps the body defend against stressors. Which type of response is the alarm reaction considered?

The paranoid schizophrenic who is taking a neuroleptic is brought to the emergency department with acute muscle spasm of the face and neck with eyes that are fixed in an upward stare. The nurse recognizes the condition of ________.

What is the process of presenting clients with all the information they will need to make voluntary and knowledgeable decisions about their care?