The postpartum nurse is assessing a client with major depressive disorder with peripartum onset. The client states, “I’ve been hearing a voice.” The best initial response by the nurse is to:

A client with major depressive disorder (MDD) tells the nurse, “I can’t seem to focus or pay attention to anything. I’m afraid I’m going to lose my job if I can’t get this under control.” The nurse understands that this comment is most specifically an example of which of the following symptoms of MDD

The nurse manager is teaching a group of nurse interns about personality disorders. Which of the following statements is true about personality disorders in general?

The nurse is referring an adult client with borderline personality disorder to a therapist who specializes in dialectical behavioral therapy. This is an example of:

The nurse is caring for a client admitted to the inpatient unit for suicidality and post-traumatic stress disorder. The most important initial action by the nurse is to:

Alison earned $100,000 during the year. She elected to defer $4,000 of her earnings into her employer’s 401(k) plan and her employer matched this deferral dollar-for-dollar. In this year, what amount of Alison’s earnings was subject to payroll taxes?  

Which of the following is true regarding negative elections? 1.     A negative election is a provision whereby the employee is deemed to have elected a specific deferral unless the employee specifically elects out of such election in writing. 2.     Negative elections are no longer approved by the IRS. 3.     When an employer includes a negative election in its qualified plan, the employer must also provide 100% immediate vesting.  

The following statements concerning retirement plan service requirements for qualified plans are correct EXCEPT:  

Which of the following is an example of a qualified retirement plan?  

Employment based retirement plans became widespread after the Social Security System was established.