The nurse is working with a client with Paranoid Personality Disorder to facilitate behavioral change. Which intervention does the nurse employ that will have the GREATEST impact on successful achievement of outcomes?

The anorexic client is to receive 1000ml of intravenous fluid in 8 hours. At what hourly rate will the nurse set the electronic administration device?

You are caring for an 18-year-old female diagnosed with Dissociative Disorder, she states that she has had numerous episodes since she was 10 years old but is unable to recall any related reason they occur. You are aware that Dissociative Disorder can develop related to which of the following? 

During admission, the female client with Histrionic Personality Disorder is flirtatious during interactions with the male nurse. What is the MOST appropriate intervention by the nurse? 

Clients with a Somatoform Pain Disorder experience pain that can be debilitating and causes much distress. Which of the following is a nursing intervention that does not provide any secondary gain to the client diagnosed with a somatoform pain disorder? 

Fictitious Disorder is a serious mental disorder that presents with deception. Which of the following situations is consistent with the diagnosis Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy? 

The nurse is discharging a client who suffers with panic attacks to home.  What encouragement given by the nurse will help the client from becoming socially isolated?  

A pediatric client is being assessed in the clinic for a diagnosis of autism spectrum  disorder (ASD). The client’s parent describes that the client bangs their head repeatedly at  times. Which assessment finding should be documented by the nurse?

The 28- year-old client is admitted to the emergency department for treatment of injuries she says were caused during a sexual assault. What is the MOST important nursing intervention for this client?

A 10-year-old client who takes an Amphetamine has the nursing diagnosis: Risk for imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements due to the medication side effect of anorexia. What is the nursing intervention that BEST prevents this diagnosis from becoming an actual problem?