A nurse is caring for a client. Which of the following client statements should the nurse identify as an indication of anorexia nervosa?

 

Rationale:

A. Self-stigma refers to the internalized negative beliefs a person may have about their own mental illness, not external fears about others.

B. Institutional stigma involves policies or practices within organizations that discriminate against those with mental illness, not individual fears.

C. Cultural stigma refers to societal attitudes and beliefs about mental illness within a specific culture, not individual fears about safety.

D. Public stigma involves widespread negative beliefs and stereotypes about mental illness, which can contribute to fears that individuals with schizophrenia are dangerous to others.

Rationale:

A. Stopping the transfusion is the priority action as it is essential to prevent further potential adverse effects and initiate an investigation of a possible transfusion reaction.

B. Assessing the skin for a rash is important but secondary to stopping the transfusion.

C. Notifying the provider is necessary, but the immediate priority is to stop the transfusion.

D. Covering the client with a blanket does not address the potential severity of a transfusion reaction.