The nurse must observe the client who is taking antipsychoti…

The nurse must observe the client who is taking antipsychotic medications for extra-pyramidal symptoms.  Examples include: a. dry mouth, urinary retention and sedation.b. muscle weakness, elevated blood pressure and headache.c. rigidity, tremors, and facial spasmsd. nausea, vomiting and seeing halos around lights. 

A 53-year-old has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.  In…

A 53-year-old has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.  In her manic phase, she sleeps 2 to 3 hours per night and paces rapidly, dancing and jogging at intervals. A nursing diagnosis that appropriately addresses these behaviors is: a. self-care deficit.b. social interaction, impaired.c. sleep pattern disturbance.d. self-concept, altered.

Your first goal in the care of a client with an eating disor…

Your first goal in the care of a client with an eating disorder is: a. reassure the client that there is nothing to be concerned about.b. teach the nutrition requirements for the client’s age and height.c. establish a trusting relationship with the client.d. ask the client to explain why he or she will not eat.

A laboring mother asks the nurse if the baby will have immun…

A laboring mother asks the nurse if the baby will have immunity to some illnesses when born.  What type  of immunity does the nurse understand that the newborn will have?     a.  Naturally acquired active immunity    b.  Artificially acquired active immunity    c.  Passive immunity transferred  by the mother.    d.  There is no immunity passed down from mother to child.