1. An adult client who lives in a residential facility is mentally retarded and has a history of bipolar disorder. During the past week, the client has refused to wear clothes and frequently exposes their body to other residents. Which intervention should the nurse implement?: Answer: B. Redirect the client to physically demanding activities 2. The nurse develops a plan of care for a client with symptoms of paranoia and psychosis. The priority nursing diagnosis is Impaired social interactions related to inability to trust. Which intervention is most important for the nurse to implement?: Answer: A. Greet the client by first name during each social interaction. 3. A client who has been admitted to the psychiatric unit tells the nurse, "My problems are so bad. No one can help me." Which response would be best for the nurse to make?: Answer: A. "How can I help you? Tell me more about your problems." 4. A middle-aged adult was discharged from a treatment center 6 weeks ago