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Tab Window Help up NVWKPJkKGmCfDppFPPzZv?projector=1&message Partid=0.1 Heb Store M Gmail Student Email 10. A nurse is assessing a client who is experiencing acute alcohol withdrawal. Which of th findings should the nurse expect? a. Diminished reflexes b. Hypotension - increased BP c. Insomnia d. Bradycardia Rationale: Common manifestations include nausea; vomiting; tremors; restlessness and inal depressed mood or irritability; increased heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and te diaphoresis; tonic-clonic seizures; and illusions. 11. A nurse is caring for a client who has schizophrenia and displays severe symptoms of Which of the following actions should the nurse take? P.80 ch 15 a. Use medication to decrease frequency of auditory and visual hallucinations b. Assist the client to identify somatic and thought broadcasting delusions (Iden. triggers, such as loud noises (can trigger auditory hallucinations in certain clients) ar seem to trigger conversations about the client's delusions. Manage the client's loud, rambling, and incoherent communication patterns d. Direct the client to perform her own daily hygiene and grooming tasks- prom

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10. c. Insomnia

Insomnia is one of the mild alcohol withdrawal symptoms.Tachycardia and increased systolic blood pressure is seen in moderate alcohol withdrawal symptoms.

11. b.Assist the client to identify the somatic and thought broadcasting delusions.

Somatic delusions are delusions in which the patient will have a felling that their organs are not functioning. In thought broadcasting delusion, the patient think that others are able to hear one's thoughts.The reality need to be discussed with the client and encourage them to verbalise the feelings.