A Patient Experiencing Acute Mania Is Dancing Atop a Pool

question 29

Multiple Choice

A patient experiencing acute mania is dancing atop a pool table in the recreation room. The patient waves a cue in one hand and says, "I'll throw the pool balls if anyone comes near me." To best assure safety, the nurse's first intervention is to do which of the following?

• A) Tell the patient, "You need to be secluded."
• B) Clear the room of all other patients.
• C) Help the patient down from the table.
• D) Assemble a show of force.

Identify the parts of the brain involved in hearing and speech processing.

Understand the process of synaptogenesis and its importance in brain development.

Recognize gender differences in brain composition.

Identify different types of aphasia and their effects on language comprehension and production.

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Definitions:

Reader

An individual who reads or interprets written material.

Opening

The initial part of a document or presentation intended to capture the audience's attention and introduce the topic.

Negative Information

Data or facts that might have an adverse impact on perception or outcomes when communicated.

Routine Message

Standard communications sent in the regular course of business or daily activities.