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The partner of a client with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) reports that the client regularly exhibits “strange behaviors.” What does the nurse tell the partner about these behaviors? Select ALL that apply. 

A client comes to the emergency department with a broken wrist and significant bruising inflicted during a beating given by her intimate partner. The client states she plans to stay in the relationship at this time. What is the APPROPRIATE response by the nurse?

A 6-year-old pediatric client has been brought to the emergency department with severe notable physical injuries. What behavior by the parents would MOST cause the nurse to suspect possible child abuse?

Children are classified as a vulnerable population, along with the elderly and disabled. Providing for special protection under the law. Based upon research and statistics, children are at an increased risk of abuse if which of the following are present? Select ALL that apply.

A student nurse studying delegation explains to another student about the Five Rights of Delegation. Which of the following does the first student include? (Select all that apply.)

The client is to receive 750mg of an antibiotic po every 12 hours. How many teaspoons of the medication will the client receive for each dose if the medication is available as 500mg/5ml?

Fictitious Disorder is a serious mental disorder that presents with deception. Which of the following situations is consistent with the diagnosis Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy? 

A nurse is engaged in a therapeutic relationship with a client. What should the nurse do in order to ensure therapeutic communication actually takes place? Select ALL that apply. 

A woman who has experienced domestic violence is using the ego-defense mechanism Rationalization. Which statement reflects this action when questioned about her latest injuries?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has proven high success in treating clients with varied mental health conditions, one of which is Eating Disorders. What nursing statement is consistent with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for the client who has an Eating Disorder?