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Unit 2 Scavenger Hunt

Horizontales
A client reminding themselves that their anxiety will pass is utilizing _____ self-talk.
A client who presents with a panic attach may have symptoms such as shortness of breath, ____, and diaphoresis.
This non-benzodiazepine medication may take up to 4 weeks to reach full strength, requiring medication education by the nurse.
This class of medications may cause side affects such as GI upset, dizziness, and tachycardia
Mild anxiety can _____ one's ability to learn.
Emotional problems in an elderly client may be due to which type of abuse?
A client having a panic attack should never be left where?
This form of therapy is often used to treat phobias.
Mild withdrawal symptoms of opioid abuse include _____, yawning, diaphoresis, rhinorhea, anxiety.
Nurses are mandatory ____, but should not try to investigate if they suspect abuse or neglect.
Clients diagnosed with this acronym may experience sleep disturbances, inability to concentrate, muscle tension, irritability, and may worry excessively.
Clients taking this medication for alcohol abuse should be educated to avoid things such as mouthwash, cough syrup, liquid cold medicine.
This type of abuse may present as malnutrition.
The antidote for benzodiazepines.
The nurse may need to provide education more than once if the client is experiencing ____ anxiety.
Verticales
A client who abuses cocaine and complains of chest pain should be considered _____.
The nurse can delegate to the assistive personnel the job of safety sitter when a client is experiencing this level of anxiety.
Withdrawal from this substance may include: insomnia, paranoia, diaphoresis, chills, and GI upset.
This class of medications can adversely suppress the central nervous system, causing a low respiratory rate and hypotension.
Long term alcohol abuse may put a client at risk for suicide, esophageal varicies, hyperlipidemia, liver disease, and _____.
Providing a client a safe area during a _____ _____ promotes safety for the client and nurse.
Those suffering from PTSD may experience sleep disturbances, flashbacks, and dissociation. These symptoms are called _____.
Prolonged grief disorder generally last longer than ____ months.
A time-limited event that occurs when an individual is unable to use coping mechanisms effectively when presented with a perceived threat.
This therapy repeatedly exposes a client to an existing phobia.
During severe anxiety, the nurse will expect a client to exhibit an increase in pulse rate and _____ rate.
Side effects of buspirone include dizziness, drowsiness, _____, and palpitations
Serotonin syndrome may cause clients to experience hypertension, dilated pupils, positive deep tendon reflexes, and ______.
Antidepressants can cause drowsiness, therefore should be taken when?
Injuries of a person that do not match with the account of how they receive them may be the result of which type of abuse?
Benzodiazepines, such as _____, are often used to stop acute panic attacks in clients with anxiety disorders.
Nursing education for clients using benzodiazepines should include to _____ stop the medication abruptly.
Clients experiencing depression, who demonstrate poor coping skills should be screened for _____.