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Felonies are serious crimes punishable by time in prison. Types of torts are assault, battery, and negligence in addition to slander, invasion of privacy, false imprisonment, and fraud.Coordinated Care

The cardinal signs of respiratory problems and hypoxia are restlessness, diaphoresis, tachycardia, and cool skin.

Bradycardia might occur much later in the process when the condition is severe. Eupnea is normal respirations in rate and depth.Physiological Adaptation

Unless the client is first assessed for self-harm or suicide potential, the staff might not observe the necessary degree of vigilance needed in the client’s environment. Physical needs are the second most critical concern with a depressive client. Though the client may be encouraged to attend group therapy as part of the treatment plan, the client’s safety takes precedence. Response to medication takes time and is not an initial concern.Physiological

Adaptation

After physical needs of housing, clothing and food are met, the nurse should focus on assisting clients to manage the psychological effects of loss.Psychosocial Integrity