While Collecting Admission Data, the Nurse Suspects a Patient with AIDS

question 25

Multiple Choice

While collecting admission data, the nurse suspects a patient with AIDS is experiencing an HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder. What observations did the nurse make to come to this conclusion? (Select all that apply.)

• A)Audible bowel sounds
• B)Inappropriate laughter
• C)Inability to state home address
• D)Knee buckling while walking
• E)Asking if the bugs could be removed from the walls

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Definitions:

High-Pitched Noise

Sounds of a high frequency that may be irritating or may cause discomfort or even damage to hearing over time.

Longitudinal Study

Research that follows the same subjects over a period of time, allowing for the observation of changes or developments.

Criminal Behavior

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ABAB Design

A research design involving four phases: baseline (A), intervention (B), return to baseline (A), and reintroduction of the intervention (B), used to determine the effect of an intervention.