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The nurse in the mental health unit is assessing a client with moderate anxiety. The nurse would anticipate which signs and symptoms to support this finding? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: A,C,D,E

Rationale: Moderate anxiety is characterized by physiological symptoms like increased pulse and headache, cognitive symptoms like narrowing of the perceptual field, and difficulty with problem-solving or learning. Feeling of impending doom is more associated with severe anxiety or panic, and pupillary constriction is not a typical symptom.

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