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Histоry аnd Physicаl Histоry оf childhood emotionаl and physical neglect by parents. Mother has schizophrenia. Client diagnosed with paranoid personality disorder last year but has not followed outpatient treatment plan. Reports smoking 8 to 10 cigarettes a day and drinking vodka when available. Currently unemployed; was terminated from job after having altercations with other employees due to paranoid thoughts. Provider Prescriptions Risperidone 1 mg PO once daily Diazepam 5 mg PO every 6 hr PRN anxiety, agitation Nurses' Notes 0815: ED note: Client brought to emergency department (ED) by law enforcement after they responded to a call at a local grocery store. Per the police officer's report, the client was carrying a baseball bat and yelling at customers in the parking lot. When the officer approached the client, the client charged the officer and pushed them down. Client currently in handcuffs sitting in chair in exam room. Clothes dirty, client noted to be frequently scanning the room with their eyes. 0900: ED note: Handcuffs removed by police officer. Accompanied client to bathroom to void. Client now sitting on gurney in exam room. Officer remains near exam room door. 0945: ED note: Client evaluated by ED provider who consulted with psychiatrist. Client to be admitted to inpatient mental health unit for further evaluation and treatment. 1000:Mental health unit admission note: Client appears disheveled. Refusing to answer intake interview questions. Provided with green scrubs, nonskid slipper socks. Client's clothing locked in storage along with personal items: a cell phone, one $5 bill, and a notebook. Client oriented to unit. Client now sitting in day room by self, looking at the unit's daily schedule. Client states, "I know the police brought me here. I didn't hurt anyone." 1030: Client asks the nurse, "Are you involved with the government? Or my former boss?" Nurse responds no. Client looks at nurse and raises eyebrows as if questioning their response. Client then states, "They are all against me. I know too much. I told the CIA about what is going on in that store. Those shoppers know and are talking about it. I need to make them stop." 1230: Client sitting at table in day room, staring at the food on the tray. Table mate states to client, "Why don't you start? The food is not going to unwrap itself." Client seen glaring at table mate while unwrapping silverware. Table mate asks the client, "What is the matter? Think it is going to poison you?" Client takes plastic knife and scratches table mate's arm before staff can get to client. Client yells at table mate, "Don't you threaten me!" The nurse is continuing to care for the client. Select the four actions the nurse should take.
A 35-yeаr-оld аccоuntаnt presents tо the clinic with complaints of persistent anxiety and stress related to his work and personal life. He describes feeling the need to meticulously organize his workspace and frequently checks his emails for any errors. He spends hours ensuring everything is perfect, which affects his ability to complete tasks on time. Which of the following approaches should the nurse prioritize in managing this patient's symptoms?
Nurse's Nоtes1300: Client оpenly pаrticipаted in grоup therаpy and provided validating feedback to peers. Described a longstanding pattern of frequent changes in their life: changes in hobbies, employment, and in their friends. Reports a history of giving their best friends numerous gifts and constantly calling them every day, only to suddenly ignore and belittle them, followed by regret for doing so. Client also shared that they frequently feel "super nervous" and are restless for no known reason. Client reports that this anxiety makes sleeping and focusing on tasks difficult. 1530: The client approached the nurse's station and attempted to interrupt a staff member who was talking on the phone. After noticing the staff member has a hearing impairment, the client loudly yelled, "Are you deaf or something?" and walked to their room. A couple of minutes later, the client rushed back to the nurse's station with the appearance of panic and said to the staff member, "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. Please don't hate me!" History and PhysicalBorderline personality disorder, diagnosed 2 years ago. History of non-suicidal self-injury, intermittently cutting forearms for past 3 years. History of a suicide attempt 2 days ago via prescribed medications. Client medically stabilized on medical/surgical unit then transferred to mental health unit. Question: The nurse is planning care for the client. Which of the following actions should the nurse plan to take? (Select all that apply.)