An adolescent client is seen by the nurse at a school where a fatal shooting incident occurred on campus 3 months earlier. The nurse documents that the client is experiencing flashbacks, avoiding the location of the shooting, having angry outbursts, and experiencing a loss of interest in playing his favorite musical instrument. The nurse suspects the client is experiencing p ost-traumatic stress disorder. Which intervention would be the best for the nurse to implement?

arrange private counseling sessions with the client over the next 5 school days refer the client to the multidisciplinary school crisis team that includes the nurse assure the client the campus is safe excuse the client from school for three days

A tornado warning has been issued in the area surrounding the hospital. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate to ensure client safety?

leave window blinds open so that staff can monitor the weather close blinds, roll client beds out into the hallway, and close the doors to all the rooms close window blinds and leave client doors open so the nurse can hear if a client calls out leave blinds open but turn beds away from the…