client diagnosed with schizophrenia is brought to the hospital from a group home where he became agitated, threw a chair at another client, and has been refusing medication for 8 weeks. The client exhibits a flat affect, is not caring for his hygiene, and has become increasingly withdrawn and asocial.  The primary health care provider prescribes treatment with risperidone to improve the client's negative and positive symptoms. When evaluating the drug's effectiveness on the client's negative symptoms, the nurse should expect improvement in which of the following? Question 10 options: a)  Agitation, delusions, hallucinations b)  Hostility, aggression, tangential speech c)  Aggression, bizarre behavior, illusions d)  Apathy, affect and social isolation

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