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Option C validates the client’s feelings and encourages open discussion. Option A provides false reassurance, Option B may sound judgmental, and Option D minimizes feelings. This falls under Psychosocial Integrity—Coping and Adaptation. NCLEX emphasizes therapeutic communication techniques that support emotional well-being.

Colorectal cancer screening begins at age 45 for average-risk adults. Option B is incorrect—Pap smears continue until 65 depending on history. Option C is unsafe—mammograms are preventive. Option D is incorrect—men should discuss prostate cancer screening with providers starting around age 50. This falls under Health Promotion and Maintenance—Screenings. NCLEX requires knowledge of evidence-based screening guidelines.

Asking about the content of the delusion allows assessment of risk while avoiding confrontation. Option A directly challenges the delusion. Option C and D dismiss the client’s concerns. This falls under Psychosocial Integrity—Therapeutic Communication. NCLEX emphasizes empathetic responses that support safety and assessment.

Option C validates the client’s feelings and encourages open discussion, which is therapeutic. Option A is directive. Option B may feel judgmental. Option D minimizes feelings. This falls under Psychosocial Integrity—Therapeutic Communication. NCLEX emphasizes empathetic, client-centered approaches for clients with depression.

Potassium is irritating to veins. Slowing the infusion reduces discomfort while preserving therapy. The site should be assessed for extravasation. Option A is not necessary unless infiltration occurs. Options C and D may follow but are not priority. This falls under Physiological Integrity—Pharmacological Therapies. NCLEX emphasizes safe IV administration and recognition of expected vs. abnormal findings.