Which of the following are NOT nursing interventions for people with anxiety disorders? Select all that apply.

Choice A reason: Phobia is an anxiety disorder characterized by an excessive and irrational fear of specific objects, situations, or activities, which does not align with Ms. T's symptoms.

Choice B reason: PTSD is a disorder that can occur after a person has been through a traumatic event, which is not indicated in Ms. T's case.

Choice C reason: SSD is characterized by an extreme focus on physical symptoms, such as pain, that causes major emotional distress and problems functioning, which matches Ms. T's experience.

Choice D reason: GAD involves persistent and excessive worry about various things, not just physical symptoms, so it is less likely than SSD in this scenario.

Choice A reason: Clients with OCD often engage in compulsive behaviors, such as cleaning, to manage their anxiety levels. Recognizing this can help the nurse provide appropriate support and interventions.

Choice B reason: While the tasks may seem useful, the compulsive nature of the behavior is driven by anxiety rather than a focus on productivity.

Choice C reason: The behavior is not about limiting social interaction; it is a manifestation of the client's OCD.

Choice D reason: The behavior is not intended to manipulate or control others but is a symptom of the client's OCD.