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The nurse is working with an aggressive adolescent with behavioral disorder, and the client has been resistant to the treatment plan. Which action can the nurse take to keep the negative emotions from interfering with a positive outcome for the client?

The nurse is assessing a 2-year-old child during a wellness checkup. Which statement(s) by the parent indicate that the child needs to be screened for autism spectrum disorder? Select all that apply.

A family member is the primary caregiver to a client with dementia who states, “This is so overwhelming. I want to do the right thing but I have no life.” Which statement by the nurse would be most appropriate?

The nurse is caring for a client admitted with anorexia nervosa. When creating the nursing interventions for the plan of care, which is the primary objective?

A client with antisocial personality disorder is talking to staff members individually and attempting to manipulate them for personal gain. Which is important in the limit-setting technique to deal with manipulative behavior? Select all that apply.

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The client is diagnosed with an eating disorder. When developing outcomes for this client, which outcome would the nurse use to best indicate the client’s psychotherapeutic progress?

A client with bipolar disorder is admitted to the psychiatric unit. The client is talking loudly, walking back and forth rapidly, and exhibiting a short attention span. Which nursing intervention will be performed first?

A client is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. Which outcome would be the most appropriate for the behaviors associated with this condition?

The nurse is reviewing the history of a 10-year-old child who repeatedly has been abused physically by both parents. As a result, the child behaves aggressively when faced with frustrations or disappointments. Which nursing intervention will have the greatest impact on modifying these behaviors?