Tolerance and withdrawal

Loss of control

Use non-judgmental language

Continued use despite harm

Teaching and coping strategies for mild/moderate anxiety

Encouraging the client to isolate themselves

Providing complex instructions

Using loud noises to distract the client

Denial: refusal to accept reality

Projection: blaming others

Childlike behavior: Regression

Making excuses: Rationalization

Promoting wellness and prevention

Maximizing treatment costs

Minimizing patient interaction

Focusing solely on physical health

Identity vs role confusion

Increased dependence on parents

Decreased peer influence

Reduced risk-taking behaviors

Mild illness is not a contraindication

Live vaccines are safe during pregnancy

Fever and soreness are rare side effects

Live vaccines contraindicated in pregnancy/immunocompromised

Immunizations

Routine screenings

Health education

Emergency surgeries

Hallucination: false fixed belief

Delusion: false sensory perception

Hallucination: false sensory perception

Delusion: acknowledge feelings, not the belief

• Use open-ended questions

• Focus on feelings

• Encourage expression

• Provide detailed instructions

• Fundus firm and midline

• Lochia progression: rubra → serosa → alba

• Monitor for hemorrhage and infection

• Support bonding and breastfeeding

Nurses are mandated reporters

Nurses must investigate all reports of abuse

Nurses can choose whether to report suspected abuse

Nurses should document their personal opinions

Safety always comes first

Comfort is the highest priority

Treatment is more important than prevention

Risk of harm overrides comfort

Focus on immediate safety

Long-term therapy

In-depth psychological analysis

Encourage isolation from support systems

Use complex medical terminology

Avoid using written materials

Use teach-back method

Rely solely on verbal communication

Loss of previously learned skills

Developmental milestones achieved on time

Age-appropriate behavior

Developmental delays

Increased heart rate

Decreased blood volume

Morning sickness in second trimester

Increased muscle cramps

• Mild: alert, focused

• Severe: poor problem-solving

• Panic: loss of control

• Moderate: narrowed attention

Coping is the same for everyone

Maladaptive coping decreases risk

Encourage healthy coping strategies

Coping is not important

Giving advice

Providing emotional support

Changing the subject

Asking open-ended questions