A single mother of four escapes her burning row house but is able to rescue only two of her children. She cries, I should have gone back in to get them. I should have died, not them. I'm such a terrible mother.
God, please forgive me The nurse understands that the client is experiencing:
A) A crisis resulting from traumatic stress.
B) A crisis of anticipated life transition.
C) A maturational/developmental crisis.
D) A psychiatric emergency.
Question 2
A client in a psychiatric day-treatment program is referred by his probation officer for treatment after being arrested for driving under the influence of substances.
The client has a history of many arrests for assault, grand larceny, and other serious crimes and has served two prison sentences. He has a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder. Which comment should a nurse most likely anticipate from this client regarding his past behavior?
A) It's not my fault.
B) I'm too ashamed to talk about it.
C) I just don't remember doing it.
D) I'm really sorry about all the people I've hurt.
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