The nurse caring for a patient admitted with severe depression identifies a nursing diagnosis of Hopelessness on the care plan. Which outcome is appropriate for this diagnosis?
1) Displays stabilization and control of mood
2) Sleeps 6 to 8 hours per night with report of feeling rested
3) Does not engage in risky, self-injurious behavior
4) Eats a well-balanced diet to prevent weight change
Question 2
Which nursing intervention specifically helps reduce a patient's anxiety?
1) Teaching the importance of adequate nutrition and hydration
2) Giving clear fact pertaining to the patient's circumstances
3) Promoting small group activities to improve self-esteem
4) Monitoring the patient for the risk of suicide
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