easy · NCLEX-RN psychosocial
A client scheduled for a difficult diagnosis discussion is pacing, avoiding eye contact, and gripping the bed rail tightly.
What do these findings most likely indicate?
- The client is showing nonverbal signs of anxiety
- The client is showing signs of adequate coping
- The client is ready to receive complex teaching
- The client is experiencing a medication side effect only
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