During a Health Assessment Interview, the Nurse Notices the Patient

question 17

Multiple Choice

During a health assessment interview, the nurse notices the patient has a fine tremor in the right hand and arm. The patient says, "They tell me this is a primary essential tremor. What does that mean?" What is the best response by the nurse?

• A) "Essential tremor occurs 5 to 10 years before the onset of Parkinson disease."
• B) "When essential tremor is a primary disorder, it is usually inherited."
• C) "Essential tremor is very rare. It affects only about 100,000 people."
• D) "People with essential tremor often go on to develop cardiovascular disease."

Gain knowledge on adolescent identity development and the contributions of theorists such as Marcia and Erikson.

Recognize the importance and features of peer relationships during adolescence, including the impact of peer pressure.

Comprehend the relationship between adolescents and their parents and the influence it has on their psychosocial development.

Understand the development and implications of adolescent sexual orientation and identity.

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