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A patient with a history of depression and suicidal ideation is taking fluoxetine [Prozac]. The patient reports difficulty maintaining sleep and is prescribed secobarbital [Seconal] as a sedative-hypnotic. The nurse preparing this patient for discharge from the hospital will:
Consistency
The quality of achieving a level of performance or conducting oneself in a similarly predictable manner over time.
Sensitivity
The quality of being receptive or sensitive to external stimuli or the feelings of others.
Cognitive Stimulation
Activities or experiences that challenge and improve mental abilities such as memory, concentration, and learning.
Behavior Control
The methods and techniques used to change or manage an individual's actions or reactions in various situations.
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