hard · NCLEX-RN psychosocial
The client's behavior of 'picking at the hospital gown' combined with trending vital signs and laboratory values most likely indicates which pathophysiological progression?
- Acute post-operative psychosis secondary to anesthesia
- Autonomic hyperactivity and tactile/visual sensory disturbances
- Early signs of septic shock from an occult infection
- Expected restlessness associated with poorly managed surgical pain
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