RN HESI Mental Health Exam.
RN HESI Mental Health Exam. ( 42 Questions)
A client with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is admitted to the psychiatric unit. Which intervention is most important for the nurse to include in this client's plan of care?
Providing a quiet room is important. This is because individuals with PTSD are often hypersensitive to noise and other stimuli, which can trigger flashbacks or othersymptoms. A quiet environment can help to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation.
Acquainting the client with the unit rules is important, but connecting the client with peers who understand their experiences can be more therapeutic initially.
Ensuring a well-balanced diet is essential but might not be the priority in the immediate plan of care for someone newly admitted with PTSD.
Introducing the client to others with similar diagnoses helps foster a sense of belonging.However, this is a long-term rather than an immediate intervention.
A. Providing a quiet room is important. This is because individuals with PTSD are often hypersensitive to noise and other stimuli, which can trigger flashbacks or other
symptoms. A quiet environment can help to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation.
B. Acquainting the client with the unit rules is important, but connecting the client with peers who understand their experiences can be more therapeutic initially.
C. Ensuring a well-balanced diet is essential but might not be the priority in the immediate plan of care for someone newly admitted with PTSD.
D. Introducing the client to others with similar diagnoses helps foster a sense of belonging.
However, this is a long-term rather than an immediate intervention.