A 55-year-old male patient post-myocardial infarction (MI) asks the nurse whether he will be healthy enough for sexual activity after discharge from the hospital. The patient has been prescribed anti-hypertensives and beta-blockers. During health teaching, the nurse understands that the three phases of the four-stage model of the human sexual response cycle that are of concern for this patient include which phases?

A) Excitement, plateau, and orgasmic
B) Plateau, orgasmic, and resolution
C) Excitement, orgasmic, and resolution
D) Arousal, excitement, and plateau

A patient experiencing acute mania undresses in the group room and dances. The nurse's first intervention would be to:

A) quietly ask the patient, "Why don't you put on your clothes?"
B) firmly tell the patient, "Stop dancing, and put on your clothing."
C) put a blanket around the patient, and walk with the patient to a quiet room.
D) allow the patient stay in the group room. Move the other patients to a different area.

The nurse is writing a nursing diagnosis for a client.Which part of the statement indicates the interventions required to address the problem?

A) Etiology
B) Problem
C) Frequency
D) Completion date