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mwit1967

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Common classes of drugs that induce mania are:
 
  a. diuretics
  b. corticosteroids
  c. tranquilizers
  d. analgesics

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Parents are upset after learning that their child is homosexual. They ask the nurse, What causes homosexuality; was it something we did? The nurse responds best when stating:
 
  a. The cause of homosexuality has not been determined as of yet..
  b. It's thought that homosexuality is transmitted via the X chromosome..
  c. Many people consider homosexuality to be an expression of normal sexual behavior..
  d. You sound as though you are expressing concern about both your child and yourself..



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Answer to Question 1

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Corticosteroids is a common class of drugs that induce mania in clients of any age. Levodopa may also induce mania. Clients taking anabolic steroids may be at particular risk for mania and may not admit to steroid use even if asked. Other medications that may occasionally cause mania include baclofen, bromocriptine, captopril, chloroquine, and thyroxine.

Answer to Question 2

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Giving a direct answer is appropriate because the patient is seeking information. To mention a possible genetic origin may cause the parent to needlessly feel responsible. Saying that homosexuality is a normal expression of sexual behavior denies the parent's right to be distressed. Suggesting that the patient is concerned for self may be considered challenging.




mwit1967

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Reply 2 on: Jul 19, 2018
Excellent


TheNamesImani

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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