RN HESI Mental Health Exam.
RN HESI Mental Health Exam. ( 42 Questions)
An adolescent client is admitted to the postoperative unit following open reduction of a fractured femur which occurred when the client fell down the stairs at a party. The nurse notices needle marks on the client's arms. Which assessment findings should the nurse document related to suspected narcotic withdrawal?
Vomiting, seizures, and loss of consciousness are severe manifestations but not commonly associated with narcotic withdrawal.
Depression, fatigue, and dizziness are symptoms commonly associated with depression but not specifically with narcotic withdrawal.
Hypotension, shallow respirations, and dilated pupils are more indicative of opioid overdose rather than withdrawal.
Agitation, sweating, and abdominal cramps are common symptoms of narcotic withdrawal.
A. Vomiting, seizures, and loss of consciousness are severe manifestations but not commonly associated with narcotic withdrawal.
B. Depression, fatigue, and dizziness are symptoms commonly associated with depression but not specifically with narcotic withdrawal.
C. Hypotension, shallow respirations, and dilated pupils are more indicative of opioid overdose rather than withdrawal.
D. Agitation, sweating, and abdominal cramps are common symptoms of narcotic withdrawal.