A patient with antisocial personality disorder tells Nurse A, ...

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A patient with antisocial personality disorder tells Nurse A, You're a much better nurse than Nurse B said you were.. The patient tells Nurse B, Nurse A's upset with you for some reason..
 
  To Nurse C the patient states, You'd like to think you're perfect, but I've seen three of your mistakes this morning.. These comments can best be assessed as: a. seductive.
  b. detached.
  c. guilt producing.
  d. manipulative.

Question 2

People who express their anxieties with feelings of being weak, inadequate, and helpless and often use various behaviors that represent feelings of self-rejection and dislike are said to have
 
  1. high stress.
  2. self-hatred.
  3. low self-esteem.
  4. low self-motivation.

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Answer to Question 1

D
Patients manipulate and control staff in various ways. By keeping staff off balance or fighting among themselves, the antisocial person is left to operate as he or she pleases. Seductive behavior uses sexuality to achieve one's aims and is not evident here. The patient is interacting actively rather than detaching from those around him. Guilt is not overtly evident, although Nurse C might experience guilt in response to his criticism.

Answer to Question 2

3
Components of low self-esteem

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