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Capo

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Which clinical picture can the nurse expect to see most frequently among clients who have been in a bus-train collision and derailment?
 
  1. Denial of the incident, suspicion, extreme withdrawal
  2. Highly emotional displays, begging for help
  3. Shock, numbness, confusion, disorganization
  4. Elation, hyperactivity

Question 2

At the crisis center a staff nurse tells the nurse clinician, The client is dealing with an internal crisis situation. Which situation would qualify as a trigger for that designation?
 
  1. Marital breakup
  2. Job loss
  3. Death of a friend
  4. Loss of religious faith



rleezy04

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: 3
Common immediate responses to a traumatic event include shock, numbness, denial, dissociative behavior, confusion, disorganization, indecisiveness, and suggestibility. The other options contain behaviors that may be observed, but they are far less common than the behaviors given in option 3.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 4
Internal (subjective) crises are threats to a person's well-being that are not so obvious to the out-side observer. Some are associated with phase-of-life events. Loss of faith in a supreme being would exemplify an internal crisis. The other options are considered external (situational) crises.



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