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Question: 1 of 70 Time Remaining: 01:26:40 PAUSE Pause Remaining: 00:05:00 PAUSE A behavioral health unit nurse is caring for a newly admitted client. Exhibit 1 Exhibit 2 q, Nurses' Notes 0800 : The client is dressed in wrinkled sweatpants, a stained t-shirt, and is sitting alone at breakfast. The client ate one bite of toast. The client makes no eye contact, stands up slowly, and asks to go back to the room to sleep. 0945: The client is out in the day room after sleeping for 1hr. The client is walking with their head down. The client reports having no interest in classes or contacting friends and states, "I just feel so sad and hopeless right now." The client lost their parents in a car accident at age 18 and fell into a deep depression. The client tried therapy and an antidepressant and found the interventions effective. Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options. The client demonstrates risk fi Select... select... disturbed thought process self-harm powerlessness insomnia Question:1 of 70 Time Remaining:01:26:40 Pause Remaining:00:05:00 PAUSE A behavioral health unit nurse is caring for a newly admitted client Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options Exhibit 1 Exhibit 2 The client demonstrates risk fi Select... Select... disturbed thought process Nurses' Notes self-harm 0800 powerlessness The client is dressed in wrinkled sweatpants, a stained t-shirt, and is sitting alone at breakfast. The client ate one bite of toast The client makes no eye contact,stands up slowly,and asks to go back to the room to sleep. insomnia 0945: The client is out in the day room after sleeping for 1 hr.The client is walking with their head down. The client reports having no interest in classes or contacting friends and states,"I just feel so sad and hopeless right now." The client lost their parents in a car accident at age 18 and fell into a deep depression.The client tried therapy and an antidepressant and found the interventions effective CONTINUE 

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A behavioral health unit nurse is caring for a newly admitted client.
Exhibit 1
Exhibit 2
q,
Nurses' Notes
0800 :
The client is dressed in wrinkled sweatpants, a stained t-shirt, and is sitting alone at breakfast. The client ate one bite of toast. The client makes no eye contact, stands up slowly, and asks to go back to the room to sleep.
0945:
The client is out in the day room after sleeping for 1hr. The client is walking with their head down. The client reports having no interest in classes or contacting friends and states, "I just feel so sad and hopeless right now." The client lost their parents in a car accident at age 18 and fell into a deep depression. The client tried therapy and an antidepressant and found the interventions effective.
Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options.
The client demonstrates risk fi
Select...
select...
disturbed thought process
self-harm
powerlessness
insomnia
Question:1 of 70
Time Remaining:01:26:40 Pause Remaining:00:05:00
PAUSE
A behavioral health unit nurse is caring for a newly admitted client
Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options
Exhibit 1
Exhibit 2
The client demonstrates risk fi Select... Select... disturbed thought process
Nurses' Notes
self-harm
0800
powerlessness
The client is dressed in wrinkled sweatpants, a stained t-shirt, and is sitting alone at breakfast. The client ate one bite of toast The client makes no eye contact,stands up slowly,and asks to go back to the room to sleep.
insomnia
0945:
The client is out in the day room after sleeping for 1 hr.The client is walking with their head down. The client reports having no interest in classes or contacting friends and states,"I just feel so sad and hopeless right now." The client lost their parents in a car accident at age 18 and fell into a deep depression.The client tried therapy and an antidepressant and found the interventions effective
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Question: 1 of 70 Time Remaining: 01:26:40 PAUSE Pause Remaining: 00:05:00 PAUSE A behavioral health unit nurse is caring for a newly admitted client. Exhibit 1 Exhibit 2 q, Nurses' Notes 0800 : The client is dressed in wrinkled sweatpants, a stained t-shirt, and is sitting alone at breakfast. The client ate one bite of toast. The client makes no eye contact, stands up slowly, and asks to go back to the room to sleep. 0945: The client is out in the day room after sleeping for 1hr. The client is walking with their head down. The client reports having no interest in classes or contacting friends and states, "I just feel so sad and hopeless right now." The client lost their parents in a car accident at age 18 and fell into a deep depression. The client tried therapy and an antidepressant and found the interventions effective. Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options. The client demonstrates risk fi Select... select... disturbed thought process self-harm powerlessness insomnia Question:1 of 70 Time Remaining:01:26:40 Pause Remaining:00:05:00 PAUSE A behavioral health unit nurse is caring for a newly admitted client Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options Exhibit 1 Exhibit 2 The client demonstrates risk fi Select... Select... disturbed thought process Nurses' Notes self-harm 0800 powerlessness The client is dressed in wrinkled sweatpants, a stained t-shirt, and is sitting alone at breakfast. The client ate one bite of toast The client makes no eye contact,stands up slowly,and asks to go back to the room to sleep. insomnia 0945: The client is out in the day room after sleeping for 1 hr.The client is walking with their head down. The client reports having no interest in classes or contacting friends and states,"I just feel so sad and hopeless right now." The client lost their parents in a car accident at age 18 and fell into a deep depression.The client tried therapy and an antidepressant and found the interventions effective CONTINUE
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