A Patient Has Significant Non-Goal-Directed Motor Activity,seems Terror Stricken,and Experiences
Multiple Choice
A patient has significant non-goal-directed motor activity,seems terror stricken,and experiences both distorted perceptions and disordered thoughts.When the nurse attempts to calm the patient,the patient does not respond.The level of patient anxiety can be assessed as:
A) mild.
B) moderate.
C) severe.
D) panic.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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