Which of the following is considered a side effect of first-generation antipsychotics?

Which of the following best distinguishes somatic symptom illnesses from malingering?

What is a hallmark characteristic of the early stage of Alzheimer disease?

 During assessment, a client with bulimia nervosa reports feelings of guilt and shame about their eating behaviors. What would be an effective nursing intervention to address this concern?

Which of the following best describes hypomania in bipolar disorder?

A nurse is planning interventions for a client who has experienced rape. Which nursing intervention is the priority?

A nurse is assessing client with a diagnosis of Huntington’s disease (HD) in the later stages. The client has severe cognitive defects. In this case, the nurse will also likely find which classic symptom?

During the assessment of a client with OCD, which finding would the nurse expect to document in the client’s thought process and content?

Determine the probability that a randomly selected piece of data is between 40 and 65.

Use the following situation to answer questions 9 through 12 A group of 250 undergraduate college students were asked if they owned a credit card.  The responses are listed in the table below: Class Owns Credit Card Does Not Own Credit Card Total Freshman 22 23 45 Sophomore 30 10 40 Junior 28 17 45 Senior 65 5 70 Total 145 55 200   If a student is selected at random, find the probability that the student is a JUNIOR who OWNS a credit card.  Would this probability be considered joint, marginal, or neither?  (Select one numerical value and one word.)