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Themember4

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A nurse expresses a belief that it is hopeless to keep providing treatment to the chronically mentally ill population when the rate of relapse is so high. What form of discrimination may be contributing to the nurse's view?
 
  A) Ableism B) Classism C) Racism D) Sexism

Question 2

The client with manic symptoms has impulse control problems and has threatened peers and staff. The initial nursing interventions will be to: Select all that apply.
 
  A) Teach the nonviolent coping strategies.
  B) Encourage the client to use a punching bag when angry.
  C) Not argue with the client.
  D) Use a calm, professional, confident approach.
  E) Offer a wide variety of activities as distractions.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A, C, D



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