Multiple Choice
The nurse is caring for an older adult client who has recently lost his job,is experiencing a major physical illness,and lives alone.The client states,"I sometimes wish I wasn't here." When working with this client,the nurse recognizes that
A) an increase in the client's energy level indicates the client is coping better.
B) older adult clients have a lower rate of suicide.
C) the client should be assessed for imminent danger of doing harm to self.
D) when the client begins giving away possessions, it is a positive sign.
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