The Biological Understanding of Generalized Anxiety Is Supported by the Finding

question 141

Multiple Choice

The biological understanding of generalized anxiety is supported by the finding that:

• A) relatives of people with generalized anxiety are more likely to have it than nonrelatives are.
• B) distant relatives of people with generalized anxiety are more likely to have it than close relatives are.
• C) relatives share not only biological characteristics but also similar environments.
• D) identical twins have more similar environments than fraternal twins.

Perform and manage intravenous therapy, including discontinuation and monitoring for complications.

Calculate patient fluid intake and output accurately.

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Identify appropriate nursing interventions for patients experiencing sleep disturbances.

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