A nurse is providing teaching to a client who is at 8 weeks of gestation and experiencing episodes of nausea and vomiting. Which of the following Instructions should the nurse include?

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A. "Reporting the incident to Adult Protective Services" is crucial when there are signs of elder abuse or neglect. This action ensures that appropriate interventions are initiated to protect the client.

B. "Interviewing the client with his adult child present" may not allow the client to speak freely, especially if the adult child is the perpetrator or involved in the abuse. Confidentiality and safety are essential considerations.

C. "Telling the client he must answer every assessment question" can be intimidating and may not facilitate open communication, especially in situations involving abuse.

D. "Advising the client to consult a social worker" may be appropriate after reporting the incident to Adult Protective Services, but it is not the initial action to take when abuse is suspected. Reporting to authorities is the priority to ensure the client's safety.

A. While creating a flexible daily schedule may be helpful, it does not directly address the core symptoms of OCD.

B. Gradually decreasing the time allowed for ritualistic behavior is a common technique used in exposure and response prevention therapy, which is an evidence-based treatment for OCD.

C. Offering solutions for problem-solving may be helpful in general, but it may not directly address the specific symptoms of OCD.

D. While meditation can be beneficial for managing stress and anxiety, it may not specifically address the compulsive thoughts and behaviors characteristic of OCD.