When Caring for This Patient, the Nurse Should What Intervention

question 6

Multiple Choice

When caring for this patient, the nurse should What intervention is usually effective when caring for a patient experiencing a catastrophic reaction to an environmental stimulus?

• A) Keeping the patient awake for extended periods of time.
• B) Verbally requesting the patient to stop demonstrating inappropriate behavior.
• C) Increasing the patient's exposure to environmental stimuli gradually.
• D) Usingdistraction to move the patient away from the offending environmental stimuli.

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Definitions:

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Stomach Ulcers

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