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A nurse is caring for a client who reports acute anxiety. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first? a. Remain with the client.b. Provide an activity for diversion.c. Encourage verbalization of feelings.d. Have the client identify two coping skills.

How much time per day should you expect to spend reading, writing, and participating in this course?

The depressed client has begun medical treatment; which includes antidepressants. The nurse knows that lifting of the depression to begin may take: a. 3 to 4 daysb. 1 weekc. 2 to 4 weeks d. 5 to 7 months

The most common reason for psychiatric clients who are being treated with medications to require readmission is: a. that the medications are not effective on a long-term basis.b. that they stop taking the medication when they feel better.c. the frequent occurrence of suicidal thoughts.d. the many and dangerous side effects of all of the medications available.

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The results of a recent survey indicate that 71% of people in the US use multiple toppings on their hotdogs. Find the probability that in a random sample of 20 people, less than 16 of them will use multiple toppings on their hotdogs.

A nurse is reviewing the medical record of a client who attempted suicide. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as risk factors for suicide?    “Select all that Apply.” a. Diagnosis of major depressive disorderb. Unemploymentc. Pregnancyd. Access to firearmse. Recent marriage

Using the following labels for events, you must identify the proper set-ups only.             Child = “a US adult has a child”             Dog = “a US adult has a dog”             House = “a US adult has a house” If a selected US adult has a house, what is the probability that the selected adult has a child?

Which one of the following sentences tells you that “I had breakfast after a shower”?

Classify the following:  The number of children born in a US state in 2019