hard · NCLEX-RN psychosocial
### TAB: Behavioral Health Intake Client admitted 24 hours ago. History of daily heavy alcohol use (0.5 L of vodka). Current assessment: Agitated, diaphoretic, and tremulous. Client is oriented to person only. BP 162/98 mm Hg, HR 118. ### TAB: Observation Log Client is picking at the air and reports 'bugs' on the ceiling. Coarse tremors noted. CIWA-Ar score: 22.
Complete the bowtie by selecting the potential condition, two nursing actions, and two monitoring requirements. Base all selections on this EHR: ### TAB: Behavioral Health Intake Client admitted 24 hours ago. History of daily heavy alcohol use (0.5 L of vodka). Current assessment: Agitated, diaphoretic, and tremulous. Clien.
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