A client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by a friend who states that the client recently ran out of his phenytoin (Dilantin) and has been having a grand mal seizure for the last 10 minutes. The nurse observes that the client is still seizing. The nurse should do the following in which order of priority from first to last?

A 45-year-old client has been rehospitalized with a severe exacerbation of lupus that affects her central nervous system. After visiting with the client, her husband approaches the nurse. He says, 'My wife is scaring me. She says she does not want to live with this illness anymore. Our kids are grown and she feels useless as a mother and a wife.' Which of the following statements are the most important responses to the husband? Select all that apply.

When the client is involuntarily committed to a hospital because he is assessed as being dangerous to himself or others, which of the following rights are lost?

A female client with acute mania brings six suitcases and three shopping bags of personal belongings on admission to the unit. When informed that some of the suitcases and bags need to be returned home with her husband because of a lack of storage space, the client begins to use profanity against the nurse. Which of the following responses by the nurse is most therapeutic?

When a client who exhibits feelings of inferiority is asked to attend group activities, she gets more anxious. Within 10 minutes, she begins ridiculing others in the group and receives negative attention. Which of the following statements best reflects the nurse's interpretation of the client's behavior? Select all that apply.