The nurse is performing an assessment on a client diagnosed with Schizotypal PersonalityDisorder. Which finding should the nurse anticipate?

You are the nurse working with a client with Dissociative Identity Disorder. The appropriate nursing intervention would be:

A client is admitted to the unit in an acute major depressive episode. The client has had three major depressive episodes in the past 10 years and two other hospitalizations for manic episodes. Which disorders would reflect the DSM-5 diagnosis?

A client with Borderline Personality Disorder reports a frequent desire to do self-cutting and is usually insisting that only specific nurses can help. The nursing care plan for the patient includes:

Your client has been hospitalized for acute alcohol withdrawal. It is the fifth day, and the client is having visual hallucinations followed by a seizure. What is the most likely source of the client’s problem?

The nurse recognizes this as a common behavioral sign of autism:

A client with a diagnosis of Schizophrenia with paranoid delusions has been committed to the psychiatric unit by their parents. The client begins to tell the nurse about how the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is looking for them and will kill them. The most appropriate initial response by the nurse is:

The nurse is providing care for the family of a child with Intellectual Developemental Disorder.  The type of treatment recommended for this child would be:

A client is unwilling to go out of the house for fear of “doing something strange and looking foolish in public.” Because of this fear, the client remains homebound except when accompanied outside by the spouse. Based on this data, the nurse theorizes that the client is experiencing which of the following?

A physical monitor (mechanical printout) of a sterilizer cycle records: