During an interview, a patient states, God does not exist for me. The nurse interprets this statement as reflecting which of the following?
A) Animism
B) Agnosticism
C) Atheism
D) Polytheism
Question 2
When teaching clients about the newer, atypical antipsychotic medications, the nurse evaluates whether the clients have correctly learned that as a group these medications:
a. are not all alike in how they work and which side effects they produce
b. are newer, more receptor-site-selective versions of the older classical antipsychotics
c. are cheaper to purchase than the older classical antipsychotics
d. are all virtually free of serious adverse effects when taken correctly
Several species of squirrels have melanistic phases. In large parts of United States and Canada, the
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