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6 years ago
A nurse notices a client sitting at the edge of the chair, tapping her fingers, fidgeting, and blinking her eyes frequently.
 
  In planning this client's care, the nurse should take into account that this client is most likely displaying nonverbal cues of: 1. Shyness.
  2. Anxiety.
  3. Anger.
  4. Interest.
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Rationale 1: A person experiencing shyness might hide her hands and have minimal eye contact with the other person.
Rationale 2: All of these nonverbal behaviors typically are expressed in a person who is experiencing feelings of anxiety.
Rationale 3: A person who is experiencing anger might appear rigid or tense, clench her fist, or tap her fingers.
Rationale 4: Someone who is interested typically looks the other person in the face, leans forward, has frequent eye contact, and/or touches the arm or hand of the other person.
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6 years ago
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