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Collmarie

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The client had recently witnessed a horrific auto accident. Now she is complaining of double vision, loss of balance, and a constant lump in her throat. She is exhibiting the signs and symptoms of
 
  1. anxiety reaction.
  2. behavioral disorder.
  3. conversion disorder.
  4. posttraumatic stress reaction.

Question 2

When a patient comes to an outpatient appointment, a nurse smells alcohol. The nurse should:
 
  a. explore the patient's reasons for drinking today.
  b. arrange admission to an inpatient psychiatric unit.
  c. coordinate emergency admission to a detoxification unit.
  d. tell the patient, We cannot see you today because you have been drinking..



jojobee318

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Answer to Question 1

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A conversion disorder is a somatoform disorder that presents as problems related to sensory or motor functions.

Answer to Question 2

D
One cannot conduct meaningful therapy with an intoxicated patient. The nurse is setting reasonable limits. The patient should be taken or escorted home and then make another appointment.



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