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ENagel

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Which of the following is a priority in dealing with a highly anxious patient?
 
  A.
  Provide support to reinforce a sense of security.
  B.
  Implement strict limit setting to control behavior.
  C.
  Increase environmental stimuli to distract the patient.
  D.
  Provide more freedom to promote self-expression.

Question 2

When teaching patients taking St. John's wort about drug and food interactions, the nurse will inform them of the following precautions (select all that apply):
 
  A.
  Avoid foods containing large amounts of tyramine.
  B.
  Eat adequate amounts of meat and cheese.
  C.
  Increase the length of time in sunlight.
  D.
  Consult your physician before taking any over-the-counter flu and cold medications.
  E.
  It may decrease the effects of MAOIs.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Support and safety are key interventions in anxiety. Responses B, C, and D may all add to anxiety.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A, D
St John's wort is known to cause photo sensitivity and may increase the effects of MAOIs and cold/flu medications.



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