A patient with anorexia nervosa is admittedto an inpatient psychiatric unit. The nurse'spriority intervention is to:a) Monitor the patient's weight and vitalsigns closelyb) Encourage the patient to engage instrenuous physical activityc) Administer appetite stimulantmedications as prescribedd) Implement strict mealtime schedules.and portion control

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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