Thiamine deficiency is a major problem for patients diagnosed with alcohol dependence. Supplementation with high doses of thiamine is best practice. What is the rationale for the use of this vitamin supplement? Select all that apply.
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As a nurse on a psychiatric inpatient unit, you are in the p…
As a nurse on a psychiatric inpatient unit, you are in the process of developing a therapeutic relationship with your newly admitted patient RG who is diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder. Which statement demonstrates that you understand the patient’s fears of intimacy and abandonment?
As the RN on an inpatient unit, you are caring for an indivi…
As the RN on an inpatient unit, you are caring for an individual diagnosed with avoidant personality disorder. It is time for group therapy. Which of the following statements might be expected from a person with this diagnosis?
Bath salts are considered a cheap substitute for Molly. The…
Bath salts are considered a cheap substitute for Molly. The physical effects of bath salts include:
A patient recently admitted to your unit with Generalized An…
A patient recently admitted to your unit with Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder states that unit staff members have been avoiding her since she cut herself two days ago. As a psychiatric-mental health nurse your most appropriate response would be to:
NV is a 32-year-old male who works for a janitorial service…
NV is a 32-year-old male who works for a janitorial service at night in a large medical office building. He spends his free time playing video games but doesn’t seem to take pleasure in them. He lives alone in a small apartment complex and rarely interacts with his neighbors. When he does encounter one of his neighbors at the communal mailbox, he comes across as cold and uninterested. These behaviors are consistent with:
As the RN, you are assessing a patient who has alcohol use d…
As the RN, you are assessing a patient who has alcohol use disorder and is experiencing withdrawal. Which of the following findings would you expect to obsere? Check all that apply.
A patient is brought into the emergency department after a m…
A patient is brought into the emergency department after a motor vehicle collision. The patient’s blood-alcohol level (BAL) is 0.10 mg%. With a BAL of 0.1 mg% what symptoms would the nurse expect to observe in this patient?
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The Aging Curve refers to the fact that in all professions p…
The Aging Curve refers to the fact that in all professions performance improves as an individual gets older up to a certain age and then decreases each year after.