A client tells a nurse, "I know all about this already.
I read about it on the Internet" and then begins to summarize what he has learned.
Because some of this information seems incorrect, what Questions would be effective for the nurse to ask?

Choice A rationale

Experiences of physical abuse may contribute to psychological distress, but they are not a direct cause of disenfranchisement unless they disrupt societal integration significantly.

Choice B rationale

Disenfranchisement often stems from feeling disconnected from society. Lack of belonging and societal exclusion are critical factors affecting migrant farmworkers' ability to engage fully.

Choice C rationale

Inability to attend religious services can affect social support, yet it does not capture the broader societal disconnection characteristic of disenfranchisement.

Choice D rationale

Being a minority group member increases vulnerability to discrimination but does not inherently result in disenfranchisement unless accompanied by societal isolation or exclusion.

Choice A rationale

High energy levels are a hallmark symptom of cocaine intoxication. Cocaine stimulates the central nervous system, leading to heightened alertness, restlessness, and increased activity levels temporarily.

Choice B rationale

Drowsiness contradicts the stimulant effects of cocaine, which usually leads to wakefulness and reduced need for sleep during intoxication episodes.

Choice C rationale

Cocaine increases heart rate and blood pressure due to its stimulant properties, making a low heart rate inconsistent with the physiological effects of cocaine intoxication.

Choice D rationale

Cocaine use suppresses appetite through its effects on dopamine and serotonin systems. Increased appetite is more typical during withdrawal phases, not during intoxication.