A nurse is caring for a client who is exhibiting increased agitation. The nurse offered toileting, lowered the lights in the client's room and closed door to client's room.

Exhibits

Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options.

The nurse is at risk for

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Rationale:

A. A client who has Guillain-Barre syndrome requires close monitoring and specialized care due to progressive weakness and potential respiratory issues. This client's care may involve more complex needs that are beyond the AP's scope.

B. A client who has a lumbosacral spinal tumor is likely to have fewer immediate needs related to eating assistance, making this task appropriate to delegate to the AP. The client’s primary concern may be mobility or pain management, but meal assistance is a routine task.

C. A client who has systemic sclerosis may have issues with gastrointestinal motility and swallowing, requiring more careful feeding assistance and monitoring, which should be performed by the nurse.

D. A client who has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) requires specialized care for swallowing difficulties and respiratory issues, making it inappropriate to delegate meal assistance to the AP.

Rationale:

A. An experienced nurse being uncivil to a newly licensed nurse is an example of interpersonal conflict, as it involves direct interaction and disagreement between individuals.

B. Uncertainty about joining a professional organization is a personal decision and not an interpersonal conflict.

C. Disagreements about the timing of client weights are more related to procedural issues than interpersonal conflicts.

D. Not wanting to care for a terminally ill client due to personal loss is a personal issue rather than an interpersonal conflict.