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76. A client is admitted to an mpan y symptoms. Obsessive compulsive doo a physical signs and symptoms with no phy b. apprehension e. inability to concentrate for treatment of obse associated with Care b) physiologica repetitive thoughts and we 77. A client diagnosed with P resistible impulses sonstity disorder der becomes violent on a unit. Which with paranoid nursing intervention is most appropriate a. Provide objective eviden b. Initially restrain the client to maintain sale c. Use clear, calm statements and a confiden Empathine with the cliente paranoid percep evidence that violence sunwarrant confident physical stance is the nurse that he must check the lock appointment. The nurse knows that this on his apartment door 25 times belo client with obsessive-compulsive disorder tells apartment door 25 times before leaving for an app behavior represents the client's attempt to a. call attention to himself b. control his thoughts c. maintain the safety of his home. d. reduce anciety. 79. The nurse asks a newly admitte purpose of this therapeutic communication technique 2. To reframe the client's thoughts about mental health treat b. To put the client at ease c. To explore a subject, idea, experience, or relationship d. To communicate that the nurse is listening to the conversat do to help you? What is the Ks a newly admitted client. What can we do to help sation 0. The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with panic disorder. The client begin hyperventilate. How should the nurse respond initially? a. Stay with the client during the anxiety attack. b. Shout for help and obtain assistance. c. Teach the client relaxation exercises. d. Help the client explore the reason for the anxiety. 81. During a shift report, the nurse learns that she will be providing care for a client who's vulnerable to panic attack. Treatment for panic attacks includes behavioral therapy. supportive psychotherapy, and medication such as: a. barbiturates. b. antianxiety drugs. c. depressants. d. amphetamines.

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d.repeatative thought and recuuring irrestible impulses

Explanation-OCD is obsessive compulsive disorder in which patient does repetitive action to reduce the anxiety.

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B. Initially restraint the client to provide safety

Explanation -paranoid personality clients have suspicious behaviour and due to suspicious behaviour they become violent so first of all we need to restrain the patient so that they will not harm to other patient or self.

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D.reduce anxiety

Explanation -OCD is anxiety disorder in this client does repetitive action to reduce the anxiety

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D. To communicate That the nurse is listening to the conversation

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Teach the client relaxation exercises

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B.Anti-anxiety drugs

Explanation-panic anxiety disorder is kind of anxiety disorder which is treated by anti anxiety drug along with antidepressant but anti anxiety drug is drug of choice for panic anxiety disorder