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A nurse working with clients affected by a disaster event must be conscious not only of the clients’ responses, but also the nurse’s own responses. Which of the following would not be a common experience?
1. Not wanting to leave the scene until work is finished
2. Denying the need for rest and recovery time
3. Inability to engage in problem solving
4. Profound sadness, grief, and anger toward an abnormal event

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Contemporary Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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Authors: Kneisl, Trigoboff

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