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the nurse is observing a client who is sitting alone in the day room and is intently focused on a nearby empty chair. suddenly the client begins laughing hysterically and making frantic hand gestures at the chair. when the nurse approaches the client, the client looks over at the chair, whispers something unintelligible, and shakes their head. how would the nurse best assess the client’s behavior in this situation?

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Say "Tell me what's going on" as you calmly approach the client

This sort of fervently unpleasant impact is conveyed through exuberant scenes of laughing while also sobbing, or by other fervent performances. This results from a neurologic problem or brain injury as a byproduct. Some people may chuckle when they experience emotions other than amusement, such worry or scorn, even without a diagnosis. Unwanted laughing can also result from neurological conditions. A syndrome known as pseudobulbar affect (PBA) is characterized by bursts of uncontrolled and inappropriate sobbing or laughter. PBA is not regarded as a mental disorder; rather, it is a neurological defect.

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