A patient diagnosed with major depressive disorder shows vegetative signs of depression. Which nursing actions should be implemented? (Select all that apply.)

A) Offer laxatives if needed.
B) Monitor food and fluid intake.
C) Provide a quiet sleep environment.
D) Eliminate all daily caffeine intake.
E) Restrict intake of processed foods.

Which health profession has the largest number of workers?

A) Health aides
B) Physicians
C) Licensed practical nurses
D) Registered nurses

A patient tells the nurse that his sexual functioning is normal when his wife wears short, red camisole-style nightgowns. He states, "Without the red teddies, I am not interested in sex." The nurse can assess this as consistent with

A) exhibitionism.
B) voyeurism.
C) frotteurism.
D) fetishism.

Under what conditions might an organization decide to pay a wage rate for a particular skill that is known to be higher than all other employers in the community are paying?