Anurse is caring for a client who began taking the antidepressant paroxetine 2 weeks ago. the client recently began giving away prized possessions and tells the nurse, "my mind is made up, i can't do this any longer." what is the best action by the nurse to incorporate this information into the plan of care?

The best action that the nurse should incorporate to the information with the plan of care is by providing the client therapy in which will help the client to speak his or her mind out and share his or her thoughts that may have caused her or him to act the way he or she is or even say.

This is s cute awee : (( . well if she's showing you signs that she may like you , then shoot your shot ! don't be afraid . & if you're unsure that she's giving you these signs , then wait out for a little bit . most girls are different . some may act really sweet , but only bc you're a good friend of hers . that , or she might like you . you just never know . but i think you should sit down with her & tell her how you feel . but don't be awkward & shy . just be straight up & tell her how you feel . if the feelings aren't mutual , then don't cry about it . you need to respect her decision & look for others in the world . feelings can be difficult & confusing , but don't be afraid to show them . i say you play it out & if you're still unsure about it , talk to her . - rach