Mental health PN ATI (100% accurate)

Mood correct answers provides information about the emotion that a client is feeling. Affect correct answers an objective expression of mood, such as flat affect or lack of facial expression. Alert correct answers client is responsive and able to fully respond by opening her eyes and attending to a normal tone of voice and speech. She answers questions spontaneously and appropriately lethargic correct answers the client is able to open her eyes and respond but is drowsy and falls asleep readily. Stuporous correct answers The client requires vigorous or painful stimuli (pinching a tendon or rubbing the sternum) to elicit a brief response. She might not be able to respond verbally. Comatose correct answers the client is unconscious and does not respond to painful stimuli decorticate rigidity correct answers flexion and internal rotation of upper extremity joints and legs decerebrate rigidity correct answers neck and elbow extension, with wrists and fingers flexed immediate memory correct answers the ability to hold something in mind for just a few seconds recent memory correct answers -The ability to recall events of the past few days remote memory correct answers very long-term recall, such as birth date, mother's maiden name Confabulation correct answers the act of filling in memory gaps What does MMSE stand for? correct answers mini mental status exam Glasgow Coma Scale correct answers This examination is used to obtain baseline data of a client's level of consciousness and for ongoing evaluation. Eye, verbal, and motor response is checked and a number value based on response is assigned. Highest possible value is 15, indicates awake and responsive, a score of 8 or less indicates that the client is in a coma Mentally healthy children and adolescence.... correct answers trust others, view the world as safe, accurately interpret their environments. master development tasks, and use appropriate coping skills Things to look for when using the HEADSSS psychosocial interview to evaluate risk factors in an adolescent. correct answers Home environment, (what are the relationships like at home) education/employment, (how is their performance in school or work)