Laboratory results reveal elevated levels of prolactin in a client diagnosed with Schizophrenia. Which symptoms should the nurse expect to observe? Select all that apply.

Choice A reason: This statement shows that the client is willing to ground their decisions in reality, which is a key step in managing paranoid personality disorder.

Choice B reason: Trusting others is important, but it does not indicate that the client has learned to validate their ideas before acting.

Choice C reason: Differentiating true suspicions is part of managing the disorder, but it does not demonstrate an understanding of the need to validate ideas with others.

Choice D reason: Understanding the origins of paranoid thinking is insightful, but it does not show that the client has learned to validate their ideas before taking action.

Choice A reason: Seclusion may be considered for an adult client following a suicide attempt if they are a danger to themselves or others, but it must be used with caution and as a last resort.

Choice B reason: Seclusion could be used for a school-age client who attempts to repeatedly bite staff as a means to prevent harm to others.

Choice C reason: An adolescent client who throws objects at other clients may also be secluded to prevent harm to others, but again, it should be a last resort.

Choice D reason: Seclusion is contraindicated for an older adult client who is manic and crying due to overstimulation as it may exacerbate their distress and agitation.