A client is receiving counseling at a community health center. The client has complained of being unable to sleep at three consecutive weekly sessions. The nurse the client is speaking to would anticipate that the client's family:
A) Finds it easy to live with this client.
B) Has noticed very little change in how the client gets along with other family members.
C) Is pleased with the positive behavioral consequences of the client's insomnia.
D) Has experienced increased difficulty in relating comfortably to this client.
Question 2
A client has been admitted to the detoxification unit following binge drinking. Even though the client is not currently intoxicated, he is combative and exhibits altered thought processes. The priority nursing diagnosis for this client is:
A) Risk for Aggressive Behaviors related to alcohol abuse.
B) Risk for Self-Mutilation related to alcohol withdrawal and altered thought processes.
C) Risk for Other-Directed Violence related to alcohol withdrawal.
D) Risk for Altered Development related to chronic effects of alcohol intoxication.
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