When implementing Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) for clients with severe mental illness, which of the following is a primary goal of this approach?

In the context of mental health nursing, which factor is crucial for effective data collection during client assessments?

Which of the following transitions is considered an unexpected change that a client might experience?

If a nurse fails to protect a client from harm due to physical restraint and the client suffers injury, which legal concept could the nurse be held accountable for?

What is the primary purpose of summarizing and asking for feedback from the client after an interview?

Which of the following is the most appropriate initial action for a nurse when conducting a mental status examination (MSE) on a client who appears lethargic?

When conducting a mental health assessment of a child or adolescent, which of the following factors is most critical to ensure accurate data collection?

In eukaryotes, RNA polymerase II has a higher level of transciptional activity than RNA polymerase III, yet products of RNA polymerase II comprise a smaller percentage of total cellular RNA (RNAPII: ~4%, RNAPIII: ~12%). Briefly explain how RNAPII can have higher activity than RNAPIII while also contributing a smaller share of total RNA in a cell at  given moment in time. [Your answer should be fewer than 30 words, >45 words results in -0.5].

This strengthening exercise is targeting what muscles? (Select the best fits.)

Which of the following conditions is the leading cause of heel pain? (Select the best fit.)