A nurse is assessing a patient who has schizophrenia and is taking aripiprazole.

The nurse should notify the provider of which of the following findings?

Choice A rationale

The statement “Do you think you could keep him in the nursery for the next feeding so I can get some sleep?” indicates that the mother may be experiencing inhibited parental attachment.

After childbirth, it is normal for a new mother to feel tired and need rest. However, consistently preferring to have the baby cared for in the nursery rather than spending time bonding may suggest inhibited parental attachment.

Choice B rationale

The statement “I don’t need a baby bath demonstration. I know how to do it.”. suggests that the mother is confident in her ability to care for her baby, which is a positive sign of parental attachment. It shows that she is prepared and willing to take on the responsibilities of parenthood.

Choice C rationale

The statement “I wish he had more hair. I will keep a hat on his head until he grows some.”. may indicate a slight disappointment in the baby’s appearance but does not necessarily indicate inhibited parental attachment. It’s common for parents to have certain expectations or hopes about their baby’s appearance.

Choice D rationale

The statement “He’s got my husband’s nose, that’s for sure.”. indicates that the mother is observing and commenting on the baby’s features, which is a positive sign of parental

attachment. Recognizing familial features helps in bonding and forming an attachment with the baby.

Choice A rationale

Sliced ham with green salad might not be the best choice for a patient with diverticulitis. Ham is a processed meat, which is generally high in fat and can be difficult to digest, potentially irritating the digestive tract. Moreover, a green salad, while generally healthy, can be high in fiber, especially if it includes raw vegetables. During a diverticulitis flare-up, a low-fiber diet is recommended.

Choice B rationale

Grilled chicken breast with white rice is an excellent choice for a patient with diverticulitis. Chicken is a lean protein that is easy to digest. White rice is a low-fiber carbohydrate that is

also easy on the digestive system. This meal is consistent with the dietary recommendations for diverticulitis during the recovery phase, which includes low-fiber foods.

Choice C rationale

A turkey sandwich with celery sticks might not be suitable for a patient with diverticulitis. While turkey is a lean protein, celery sticks are high in fiber and can be difficult to digest, potentially irritating the digestive tract.

Choice D rationale

Pork tenderloin with green peas might not be the best choice for a patient with diverticulitis. Although pork tenderloin is a lean meat, green peas are high in fiber and can be difficult to digest, potentially irritating the digestive tract.