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A nurse is caring for a client slated for a cardiac procedure in the morning. Which behavior exhibited by the client would indicate the client is experiencing severe anxiety?
 
  1. The client thinks the hospital is a prison and says the jailers have taken the client's clothes.
  2. The client is reading today's newspaper and makes small talk about a current event.
  3. The client cannot remember what has been taught about post-operative breathing.
  4. The client keeps asking about blood clots despite the nurses repeated answers.

Question 2

Which of the following activities is the central element that differentiates case management from other types of care?
 
  1. Coordinating one episode of care across multiple treatment settings
  2. Preventing re-hospitalization
  3. Focusing treatment goals in the most restrictive setting
  4. Advocating for clients requiring extensive services



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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale: During severe anxiety, people focus on small or scattered details. In this case, the client cannot organize the responses the nurse gives to attain a clear picture of the treatment risks. The client reading the newspaper is showing little or minimal anxiety by reading the newspaper and engaging in what is happening in the world. Moderate anxiety leads to selective inattention wherein the client may not remember what the nurse taught about post-operative breathing. During panic, the perceptual field is disrupted and the client may be disoriented and confused which may explain the reference to prison and jailers.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale: Case managers are primarily responsible for the coordination of one episode of care across the multiple settings of the care continuum. Although preventing unnecessary hospitalizations is an important goal, preventing re-hospitalization may be unrealistic. Treatment goals should be focused on providing care in least-restrictive settings. Advocating for clients requiring extensive services is not unique to the case management role.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 19, 2018
:D TYSM


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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