Which Behavior Displayed by a Patient Receiving a Typical Antipsychotic

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which behavior displayed by a patient receiving a typical antipsychotic medication would be assessed as displaying behaviors characteristic of tardive dyskinesia (TD) ?

• A) Grimacing and lip smacking
• B) Falling asleep in the chair and refusing to eat lunch
• C) Experiencing muscle rigidity and tremors
• D) Having excessive salivation and drooling

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