A client hospitalized for psychotic symptoms including auditory hallucinations and delusions of reference is prescribed a medication with a strong dopamine-blocking action.
The nurse teaches the client to recognize which symptom as a possible side effect of the medication? A) Constipation B) Orthostatic intolerance
C) Muscle stiffness D) Dry mouth
Question 2
When focusing on relapse prevention, what is most important for the client?
A) Acknowledge connection to a greater power.
B) View the disorder as only one facet of who the client is.
C) Recognize that most relapses occur after five years of being chemically clean.
D) Identify high-risk situations.
Pathways of the Auditory System
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The Milestones of Adjustment Post-Psychosis model outlines a four-phase trajectory from a psychotic ...
Inspection of client