NU371 HESI Case Study: Major Depressive Disorder with complete solution

NU371 HESI Case Study: Major Depressive Disorder with complete solution Meet the Client A client presents to the community mental health clinic. The client is divorced with no children. Job responsibilities include significant traveling. The client was working in the office this week and witnessed the collapse of a 6-story office building. The death toll from the collapse of that building was over 100. The client's medical history includes hypothyroidism and depression. The client tells the nurse about feeling increasingly depressed for a long time, easily irritated, anxious, and as someone who does not enjoy normal activities. Assessment The triage nurse performs a more in-depth assessment of the client's complaints and reports the assessment to the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in Psychiatric-Mental Health (APRN-PMH). These two nurses collaborate on development of the care plan to facilitate assessment and interventions for the client's anxiety. During the initial assessment, the nurse should focus on which areas that are most characteristic of anxiety? (Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct.) a) Symptoms restlessness, difficulty concentrating, irritability. b) Social interactions such as withdrawal, shunning family, and drinking alcohol. c) Increasing symptoms of depression with consistently sad, low mood. d) Behavioral alterations including hallucinations. e) Suicidal ideation.