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Title: A 79-year-old white male tells a nurse, "I have felt very sad lately. I do not have much to live for Post by: new-york-er on Oct 21, 2015 A 79-year-old white male tells a nurse, "I have felt very sad lately. I do not have much to live for. My family and friends are all dead, and my own health is failing." The nurse should analyze this comment as:
a. normal pessimism of the elderly. c. a call for sympathy. b. evidence of risks for suicide. d. normal grieving. Title: Re: A 79-year-old white male tells a nurse, "I have felt very sad lately. I do not have much to live Post by: espreso on Oct 23, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: A 79-year-old white male tells a nurse, "I have felt very sad lately. I do not have much to live for Post by: new-york-er on Oct 26, 2015 Great explanation, I appreciate the effort. This answered my question.
Title: Re: A 79-year-old white male tells a nurse, "I have felt very sad lately. I do not have much to live for Post by: espreso on Oct 26, 2015 Glad you appreciate the effort!
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