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7. If the patient hesitate to move out from the room nurse should discuss his concerns one by one and should try to clarify his doubts.
Answer C
8. financial problems may trigger alcohol abuse ,they make excuses like to reduce stress.
Due to excessive drinking of alcohol , patient's appetite may deteriorate, and forgets to do self care as they have low self esteem and hesitate to face society.
Frequent falls or accident raises a doubt against alcohol abuse.
Answers A,C,F,G
9. Stress can affect respiratory system by triggering asthma or hyperventilation
Warm hands and feet with sweating is a sign for stress,other symptoms are headache, tachycardia and hypertension.
Answers b,c,d,e,f
10. Difficulty in concentrating activities.
Answer D
11. Patient don't want to waste food that can store and use.
Answer b
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