A manic client dances around the unit, seldom sits, monopolizes ...

[BrownTown3]

A manic client dances around the unit, seldom sits, monopolizes conversations, interrupts, and
  intrudes. The nursing intervention that will best promote the outcome that the client will consistently
  demonstrate energy conservation is
 
  a. monitoring physiological functioning.
  b. supervising personal hygiene.
  c. observing for mood changes.
  d. providing a subdued environment.

Question 2

The wife of a client with schizophrenia is worried about her 17-year-old daughter and asks the nurse
  what symptoms mark the prodromal stage of schizophrenia. The nurse should respond by listing
  behaviors such as
 
  a. withdrawal, misinterpreting, poor concentration, and preoccupation with religion.
  b. auditory hallucinations, ideas of reference, thought insertion, and broadcasting.
  c. stereotyped behavior, echopraxia, echolalia, and waxy flexibility.
  d. loose associations, concrete thinking, and echolalia neologisms.

[SAUXC]

Answer to Question 1

D
All the options are reasonable interventions with a client with acute mania, but option D directly
relates to the outcome of energy conservation by providing a subdued environment that will decrease
stimulation and help balance activity and rest.

Answer to Question 2

A
Options B, C, and D each list the positive symptoms of schizophrenia that might be apparent during
the acute stage of the illness. Prodromal symptoms, the symptoms that are present before the
development of florid symptoms, are listed in option 1.

[BrownTown3]

TYSM

[olderstudent]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it