You provide your patient with an envelope, a letter, and a stamp. You ask you patient to pretend to mail this letter by putting the letter in the envelope and then put the stamp on it. During your patients attempt to perform this task, he puts the stamp on the letter and seals the envelope, but does not put the letter inside the envelope. You patient is demonstrating:

If your patient has a spatial relations disorder, they may have deficits in any of the following impairments EXCEPT:

If your patient is characterized as having cognitive and perceptual difficulties, you could expect to observe any of the following EXCEPT:

A patient does not appear to follow your instructions, even when provided with additional visual cues. You conclude that she may have problems with which of the following?

The inability to locate a flashlight in a toolbox in the dark using your sense of touch is known as:

In what significant ways is the therapeutic environment different for a client who has ingested lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) than for a patient who has ingested phencyclidine (PCP)?

A client is admitted in a comatose state after ingesting five capsules of lorazepam. A friend of the client says, “Often my friend drinks, along with taking more of the drug than is prescribed.” What is the effect of the use of alcohol with this drug?

A client experiencing fluctuating levels of consciousness, disturbed orientation, and perceptual alteration begs, “Someone get these bugs off me.” What is the nurse’s best response?

What is the priority intervention for a nurse beginning a therapeutic relationship with a client diagnosed with a schizotypal personality disorder?

The admission note indicates a client diagnosed with major depressive disorder has displayed symptomology of both anergia and anhedonia. For which measures should the nurse plan? Select all that apply.