Chapter 1, Problem 3CS

Hello! Can you please help me to explain "anxiety" and "Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder" and why they are important in my future career as a Nurse? Thank you in advance!

Hello,  Can you please help me with this question! How might your values, beliefs, and assumptions affect your ability to support others? Give examples.  Thank you in advance!!

What are some of the specific scenarios that you envision could put you most at risk for legal action as an aprn?  What are some strategies that you might personally use to mitigate your risk?

Bernard is a 63-year-old lawyer living in New York City. He still works full-time at his own practice and is known to be a workaholic. Bernard’s wife left him 20 years ago because she “could not put up with his long work hours”. Recently Bernard started dating Kim (who is 39 years old). For the past 6 months, the two have been on many dates, two trips to the Caribbean, and many romantic restaurant dinners. Bernard comes to the health clinic in Manhattan and reports having difficulty maintaining an erection. He says that he is having problems with his “plumbing” too. He explains that he dribbles urine and it feels like he keeps wetting his pants. He asks for an explanation on why this could be happening. He states: “One good thing, at least I don’t have to worry about getting Kim pregnant!”     How can you offer support to Bernard and relate his symptoms to the normal effects of aging on the male reproductive system?   2. What should you include in your health teaching related to…

A mother tells the nurse that she is worried about her 4-year-old daughter because she is “overly attached to her father and won’t listen to anything I tell her to do.” What would be thenurse’s best response to this parental concern?a. Tell the mother that this is normal behavior for apreschooler.b. Tell the mother that she and her family should see acounselor.c. Tell the mother that she should try to spend more timewith her daughter.d. Tell the mother that her child should be tested forautism.