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The physician has ordered that a client with severe depression be placed on an MAO inhibitor. The nurse's teaching plan should include the fact that which of the following could occur if the client eats foods high in tyramine?
 
  a. urinary frequency
  b. hypertensive crisis
  c. orthostatic hypotension
  d. constipation and dry mouth

Question 2

Personal risk factors that have been consistently shown to play a role in predicting postpartum depression include:
 
  a. strong mother-infant bonding
  b. low level of social support
  c. premature delivery
  d. neonatal complications



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Answer to Question 1

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The nurse's teaching plan should include the fact that if the client eats foods high in tyramine, he or she will experience a hypertensive crisis. During a hypertensive crisis, there is a dangerous rise in blood pressure. This may result in stroke or other cardiovascular catastrophe.

Answer to Question 2

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The most important personal factor for postpartum depression is low level of social support. Giving birth requires a revision of the current role. A support system can assist the new mother in making the role transition required. The support system can also provide assistance with normal responsibilities and at times provide the new mother with a period of respite.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 19, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Wow, this really help

 

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