4. A person with dementia prefers to take a bath instead of a shower. The bath aid gives the person a shower and they become combative. What type of behavioral trigger would this be? Caregiver Internal External Environmental

2. List nursing interventions you would use to reduce stress in the following situations: • A newly married young woman who found a lump in her breast and is undergoing a breast biopsy • The parents of a 2-year-old who are sitting in the surgical waiting room as their child undergoes brain surgery • The daughter (and caregiver) of a woman with severe Alzheimer disease

a client seeks advice from the nurse concerning a friend who has lost a family member. the client is worried about how the friend will overcome with the loss. How should the despict the response to major stressors?

6. What cognitive-behavioral method focuses on suicidal clients?