A nurse is completing an admission assessment for a client who has narcissistic personality disorder. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect?

A. "Try using an abdominal support belt." - An abdominal support belt is recommended to provide support to the growing abdomen and can help alleviate backaches that are common during pregnancy.

B. "Take hot showers to help relieve itching." - This statement is incorrect. Hot showers can actually worsen itching and dry out the skin. Lukewarm showers are recommended instead.

C. "Wear loose-fitting clothing." - This statement is correct. Loose-fitting clothing can provide comfort and reduce irritation, especially in areas experiencing itching.

D. "Wear flat or low-heeled shoes." - This statement is correct. Flat or low-heeled shoes provide better support and stability during pregnancy, reducing the risk of falls.

E. "You can douche twice weekly." - This statement is incorrect. Douching is not recommended during pregnancy as it can disrupt the natural balance of vaginal flora and increase the risk of infections.

F. "Eat two large meals a day." - This statement is incorrect. Eating large meals can lead to discomfort and heartburn. It is better to eat frequent smaller meals throughout the day during pregnancy.

G. "You should avoid fried foods." - This statement is correct. Fried foods can exacerbate heartburn and should be avoided to reduce discomfort.

A. Correct. Holding the client's eyes shut for a few seconds after death helps keep the eyelids closed and gives a more peaceful appearance.
B. Incorrect. Crossing the client's arms across their chest is not typically part of postmortem care and may not be culturally appropriate in some cases.
C. Incorrect. Removing dentures from the mouth is not a standard step in postmortem care unless specifically requested by the family or if they pose a risk of aspiration.
D. Incorrect. Placing the client in a high-Fowler's position is not necessary after death and is not part of postmortem care.