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Diaphoresis and tremors.
Increased blood pressure and heart rate.
Illusions.
Delusions of grandeur.
Providing a meal and beverage for Mr. Peterson to eat in the dining room.
Providing linens and toiletries for Mr. Peterson to attend to his hygiene.
Consulting with the psychiatrist to order a hypnotic to promote sleep.
Providing for client safety by limiting his privileges.
Reduced levels of anxiety.
Changes in vegetative signs.
Compliance with medications.
Requests to talk to the nurse.
An underlying depression.
Inadequate cerebral flow.
Changes in the sensory environment.
Fuctuating levels of oxygen exchange.
One week.
Three weeks.
Four weeks.
Six weeks.
Information regarding recent mood changes.
Family functioning using a genogram.
Ability to socialize with peers.
Whether she has a sexual relationship with a boyfriend.
Inability to make decisions.
Feelings of hopelessness.
Family history of depression.
Increased interest in sex.
Demonstrates the relaxation response when asked.
Verbalizes the underlying cause of the disorder.
Rides the elevator in the company of the nurse.
Role plays the use of an elevator.
“These pills aren’t antacids since they are all different.”
“Some teenagers use pills to lose weight.”
“Tell me about your week prior to being admitted.”
“Are you taking pills to change your weight?”
The refusal of any treatment for self and the neonate until she talks to a reader
The placement of a rosary necklace around the neonate’s neck and not to remove it unless absolutely necessary
Arrange for a church elder to be at the emergency department when the ambulance arrives so a “laying on hands” can be done
Pour fluid over the forehead backward towards the back of the head and say “I baptize you in the name of the father. the son and the holy spirit. Amen.”