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During the alarm stage, the sympathetic nervous system is activated, leading to increased heart rate.

The alarm stage typically enhances mental alertness due to increased adrenaline levels.

Blood glucose actually increases in response to stress hormones like cortisol and epinephrine.

Rogers' humanistic theory focuses on self-concept and unconditional positive regard but does not specifically address identity development across the lifespan.

Maslow's hierarchy of needs outlines a motivational model but is not primarily used to assess identity status.

Piaget's cognitive theory explains how thinking develops over time but is not focused on identity formation.

Mandating detoxification is not a recommended universal strategy, as treatment must be individualized and often includes medication-assisted therapy rather than forced detox.

Implementing supervised injection sites is a strategy used in some countries, but it is not a key strategy currently endorsed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Increasing use of over-the-counter pain medications is not a central strategy; while non-opioid alternatives are encouraged, this alone does not address the complexities of the opioid epidemic.

Not all clients are comfortable with physical contact, and it can violate personal or cultural boundaries.

While boundaries must be respected, appropriate and therapeutic touch can enhance communication and emotional support.

Touch, when used appropriately, can convey compassion and support that written communication alone cannot.

The National Academy of Medicine is an organization that provides expert advice on health and medicine but does not directly set national health goals.

The Future of Nursing Report focuses on advancing the nursing profession rather than setting broad public health goals.

Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation is a wellness initiative aimed specifically at nurses, not the general population.

Educating patients is an important aspect of nursing but falls under patient education, not the primary goal of quality improvement.

Developing leadership skills is part of professional development, not the core focus of quality improvement.

Using research to guide practice refers to evidence-based practice, which is related but distinct from quality improvement.

Stating that veterans require no special considerations; many do face unique challenges and risks that must be addressed in care.

While VA facilities are specialized in caring for veterans, it is incorrect to say veterans must always be treated there; they often receive care in non-VA settings.

Military service is considered a subculture, and cultural assessment should always include relevant factors like veteran status.

Computer mediated communication involves digital tools like emails and texts, which typically lack nonverbal cues unless supplemented with emojis or video.

Verbal communication refers to spoken words and tone of voice, not body language or facial expressions.

Written communication involves the use of text to convey messages and does not include visual or physical cues like eye contact or body language.

Incorporating client feedback is an important aspect of patient-centered care, but it is unrelated to the concept of "silos."

Collaboration between healthcare teams is the opposite of working in silos. It represents integrated, interdisciplinary care.

Standardized communication tools improve coordination but are not what "silos" refers to.

Asking about medication adherence is important but relates to treatment compliance, not body image.

Asking about exercise habits pertains to physical activity, not the client's perception of their body.

Inquiring about blood pressure addresses a physiological measure, not self-image.