A psychiatric nurse is caring for a 35-year-old incarcerated client with a history of antisocial personality disorder and alcohol use disorder. The client was admitted to the mental health unit after becoming increasingly agitated. The nurse notes: Pacing continuously in the room Tremors and sweating Reporting, “I see insects crawling on the wall.” Becoming verbally threatening toward other inmates Which action should the nurse take first?

Which one of the following is a risk factor for major depressive disorder?

While you may already be sipping your pumpkin spice lattes (like me), the official astronomical start to fall only occurs this year on September 22nd.  What is the significance of this particular day in San Antonio? Select all that apply. 

Hepatitis B, C, and D are spread by: 

An assisted living residence (ALR) admits persons with Alzheimer’s disease. The ALR must:

A patient has cancer. You find him crying in his room. What should you do?

A hip abduction wedge is positioned:

A person has a cold application. You must be alert for these signs and symptoms except:

  What are the two ROM for the UE?  

The nurse auscultates the patient’s abdomen and finds it to be silent. The nurse would document the bowel sounds findings as which of these?