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thank you if anyone else can contribute to this it would be greatly appreciated

well the precipitating events were that she found out her grandmother was dying and she overdose on her meds in a suicide attempt. thats why she was admitted to the hospital

yes i did come up with a few but none seem to apply to her here is what i came up with: risk for other/self directed violence r/t impulsive behavior, i could say risk for imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements but she isn't underweight and i observed her eating habits and she has a healthy appetite, risk for insominia, disturbed sensory perception overload r/t anxiety or anxiousness AEB pt mood/interaction with peers, Risk for anxiety r/t psychological conflicts, and risk for suicide r/t prior suicide attempts. i'm not sure if these pertain. i did look in her charts and her mental status assessment was perfectly normal and if you speak to her she is perfectly normal that is my dilemma i don't know where to go. hope this helps.

hello i'm in nursing school right now on my last rotation and i have to finish my last nursing care plan and i'm having trouble finding 5 nursing diagnosis for my psych patient. Here is a brief description of her: she is diagnosed with bipolar disorder with depression. we weren't allowed to assess the patients just observe them and she seemed perfectly fine. she didn't have any manic episodes while i was there. so i'm having major trouble coming up with diagnosis. Can you help me come up with 5? thank you.

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does anyone know the purpose of squential TEDS?

i have a problem finding out how much is left in an iv bag. i know that there is no distinct formula and im not exactly sure how to solve this problem. here it is: In D5W 1000cc is started at 7am at a rate of 150 cc for 6 hours then decreased to 125cc. drip factor is 15 gtt. what will be left in the bag at 6 hours? please this is due tomorrow i need help!!!! thankyou in advance.