DISORDER THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES TO BE USED Justification BIPOLAR A. B. C. SCHIZOPHRENIA A. B. C. POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER A. B. C. GENERAL ANXIETY DISORDER A. B. C. BULIMIA NERVOSA A. B. C. ANOREXIA NERVOSA A. B. C. GIVE APPROPRIATE THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES TO THE FOLLOWING DISORDERS AND BRIEF JUSTIFICATION ON WHY CHOOSE SUCH THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUE.
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DISORDER |
THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES TO BE USED |
Justification |
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BIPOLAR |
A. B. C. |
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SCHIZOPHRENIA |
A. B. C. |
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POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER |
A. B. C. |
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GENERAL ANXIETY DISORDER |
A. B. C. |
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BULIMIA NERVOSA |
A. B. C. |
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ANOREXIA NERVOSA |
A. B. C. |
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GIVE APPROPRIATE THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES TO THE FOLLOWING DISORDERS AND BRIEF JUSTIFICATION ON WHY CHOOSE SUCH THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUE.
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- Applying the gate control theory of pain, what would be aneffective nursing intervention for a patient with lower backpain?a. Encouraging regular use of analgesicsb. Applying a moist heating pad to the area at prescribedintervalsc. Reviewing the pain experience with the patientd. Ambulating the patient after administering medicationA patient is reporting pain 2 days after a below the knee (BKA) amputation. which nursing intervention should be considered while treating this patient?a. offer non- pharmacologic measures in addition to the current prescribed medicationb. monitor the serum drug level of the prescribed analgesic as neededc. treat the pain only as it occurs in order to prevent drug addictiond. do not provide any pain relief measures since the patient is 2 days post-opPLEASE HELP ME TO CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER. 1. In what level of anxiety should a patient be in so that it will be effective to provide information and educate the client regarding the cause of stress and how it can be managed? A. Moderate Anxiety B. Mild anxiety C. Panic D. Severe Anxiety2.Vicky, 19 y/o was accompanied by her mother for a medical check-up. She Oticed that Vicky looks weak and restless for the last 6 months. She has me difficulty of sleeping and easily got irritable with her siblings. She ways stays at home and most of the time missed doing the ADLs. The ollowing can be your nursing diagnosis for Vicky. EXCEPT? A. Disturbed sleep pattern related to inability to relax B. Fatigue related to insomnia C. Fear related to feeling of helplessness D. Ineffective health maintenance related to inattention to activities of daily living (ADLs3. Intellectual disability according to DSM V is a mental illness A. Disagree B. Agree C. I'm totally confused D.…
- The nurse is providing teaching to a client who has schizophrenia about thioridazine. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include in the teaching?a. Report any signs of infection to the provider immediatelyb. Muscle rigidity is an expected adverse effect during the first few days of therapyc. Expect your blood pressure to increased. Easy bruising may occur while taking this medicationWHAT TO DO: A. Read the case titled "Ang Kwento ni Rosario" B. Identify at least 5 variables that contribute to the health status of Rosario. Provide cues or evidence from the case. Are these variables internal or external? Put a check. Place M if this is modifiable and NM if non-modifiable. Indicate a brief justification or explanation as to why this variable influences the health of Rosario. Follow the format below: Variables Cues Internal External Explanation C. Write a conclusion answering the question, "how did Rosario die?" and what did you feel reading the case.When developing the plan of care for a patient with chronic pain, the nurse plans interventions based on the knowledge that chronic pain is most effectively relieved when analgesics are administered in what matter? a. On a PRN (as needed) basis b. Conservatively c. Around the clock (ATC) d. Intramuscularly
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