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Clients with personality disorders have difficulties in their social and occupational functions.  Clients with a personality disorder will most likely:

A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with paranoid personality disorder in an acute care facility. Which intervention should the nurse use to control the client’s suspiciousness?

A nurse is planning care for a client diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. Which one of the following behavioral characteristics is the nurse most likely to observe? Select all that apply.

Which of the following types of drugs requires cautious use with potentially aggressive clients?

When faced with a confrontational situation, to which of the following clients would the nurse most likely employ interventions that minimize manipulative behavior? Select all that apply

Five days post-admission the nurse intervenes with a client who has a nursing diagnosis of disordered thought process. The goal is to decrease dependency needs by:

A client admitted with Major Depressive Disorder has a nursing diagnosis of ineffective sleep pattern related to aches and pains. Which is an appropriate short-term outcome (goal) for this client?

The nurse working with a client with antisocial personality disorder would expect which of the following behaviors? Select all that apply.

A female client who is in a manic state emerges from her room topless while making sexual remarks and lewd gestures toward the staff and her peers. Which intervention should the nurse initiate first?

Statements that are examples of unacceptable behaviors under JCAHO standards for a culture of safety. Select all that apply.