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A nurse is instructing a patient on the use of a walker. Which of the following would be included in the instructions? a. While putting your body weight on your hands, step into the walker. b. Hold the upper handgrips. c. When seated, push off the chair to come to a standing position. d. All of the above. A patient, who weighs 200 pounds, has a prescription for a Dopamine Drip at 5 mcg/kg/min. There is 400 mg per 500 ml D5W on hand. The nurse should administer milliliters to the patient each hour. a. 17 b. 24 c. 34 d. 44 A patient is to get an MRI of the abdomen. Which of the following instructions should the nurse give the patient? a. Do not wear metal objects during the MRI, including jewelry. b. Do not take oral medications up to 12 hours after the MRI. c. Do not urinate prior to the MRI. d. Do not eat solid foods 12 hours prior to the MRI. Which of the following symptoms would support a diagnosis of Crohn's disease? a. Fatigue and headache b. Rectal cramping and bleeding c. Stomach swelling and gas d. All of the above A nurse is teaching a staff seminar on patient confidentiality. Which of the following statements would be included in the presentation? a. Verbal consent is sufficient to allow family members to see a patient's medical records.
b. If a family member is at the hospital, he or she would be entitled to an update on the patient's status. c. All hospital staff may have access to a patient's medical records. d. Consent to disclosure is implied when a patient is transferred from one health provider or facility to another. A patient has a prescription for Tylenol at 650mg every 6 hours. A nurse only has 325mg pills of Tylenol available. How many pills would be administered every 6 hours? a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5 A patient is suffering from heart failure. Which of the following would be recommended by a nurse as part of the patient's health care plan? a. Discouraging a diet of fruit and vegetables b. Checking for swelling of the lower limbs c. Encourage the daily intake of fluids d. Encouraging vigorous exercise A patient has had diarrhea for the past 72 hours. Which of the symptoms would support a diagnosis of hypovolemia? a. Light colored urine output b. Decreased pulse rate c. Wet mucous membranes d. Dizzy Spells The spouse of a patient in a long term treatment facility asks a nurse for information about the patient's treatment plan. The nurse should respond as follows? a. Ask the patient for the information.
b. I cannot give you information on any patient. c. The doctor will speak to you about the treatment plan. d. Can you give me the patient's Social Security Number? Which of the following infectious control methods should be used when caring for a patient with bacterial pneumonia? a. Wear a mask when taking vital signs b. Do not allow flowers in the patient's room c. Require the patient to use disposable eating utensils d. Do not allow visitors A patient is brought to the emergency room by her spouse. The patient's injuries are indicative of physical abuse. Which of the following actions should be taken by the nurse? a. Question the couple about how their marriage is going. b. Inform the spouse that the patient's injuries appear to be the result of abuse. c. Inform the patient that she will have to speak to the police. d. With the spouse out of the room, question the patient about the possibility of abuse. Which of the following advisements should a patient suffering from GERG receive? a. To eat high-protrein, low-fat foods b. To stay upright two to three hours after a meal c. Limit the intake of acid-stimulating food and drink d. All of the above A patient, who weighs 143 pounds, has a prescription for Garamycin at two mg/kg, IV, every eight hours. There is 100 mg in 50 ml solution on hand. The nurse should administer milliliters to the patient with each dose. a. 45 b. 55 c. 65 d. 75
A patient is not to eat or drink anything 24 hours before a colonoscopy. True False Which of the following symptoms would a patient exhibit with hyperthyroidism? a. Intolerance to cold b. Decreased bowl movements c. Slow heart rate d. None of the above A patient is having a tonic-clonic seizure. A nurse should take which of the following steps? a. Put a pillow under the patient's head b. Put restraints on the patient c. Use a tongue blade on the patient d. Lay the patient on his back A patient with a history of schizophrenia says "The medical staff is secretly employed by the CIA to take me out." The nurse should respond as follows: a. The CIA protects us and is not out to hurt you. b. No other patient thinks that. c. I want to help you, not harm you. It must be frightening thinking people want to hurt you. d. When did you first start having these thoughts? Which of the following patients should a nurse recognize as having an increased risk of breast cancer while doing breast cancer screening? a. A 44 year old who has had five children b. A 28 year old who is breast feeding her first child c. A 35 year old who started her menstrual cycle at age 12 d. A 61 year old who has not had children A patient is scheduled for surgery to have his appendix out due to acute
appendicitis. The patient says "I don't think I need surgery now because I feel better." A nurse should respond as follows: a. I will have your spouse explain the procedure to you again. b. I will call your doctor to explain the procedure to you. c. I will explain the procedure to you and answer any questions you have. d. Your appendix may rupture and that could cause serious problems. While preparing for discharge, a patient makes the statement to the nurse, "I'm not sure I will be able to take care of myself at home." Who is the most appropriate team member to report this statement? a. Doctor b. Physical Therapist c. Case Manager d. Director of Nursing A nurse just started a blood transfusion for a patient with a Hemoglobin of 6. The patient says, "I feel hot, my stomach hurts, and I am having difficulty breathing." What should be the nurses first action? a. Notify the physician immediately b. Stop the infusion c. Take vital signs d. Call a code The patient has only one IV site with a continuous infusion of Lactated Ringers solution. The provider has prescribed Ceftriaxone 100 mg in Normal Saline 50 ml to be given IV now. What should be the nurse's first action? a. Mix the Ceftriaxone into the Normal Saline and piggy-back into the primary infusion b. Insert a secondary IV so the infusions can run simultaneously c. Stop the Lactated Ringer's Solution and start the Ceftriaxone now. d. Check the IV Compatibility of the two medications Which of the following lab tests would be considered Point of Care testing? a. Urinalysis
b. Sputum Culture c. Complete Metabolic Panel d. Blood Glucose The nurse enters the room of a patient complaining of lower back pain after a left hip replacement surgery. What non-pharmacological intervention would not be appropriate? a. Reposition the patient onto the left side b. Massage the patient's back c. Lower the head of the bed and elevate the patient's legs onto a pillow d. Apply a warm pack to the patient's back The nurse notices a CNA using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer after walking out of a room marked as Enteric Contact Precautions. What should the nurse's response be? a. Nothing as the CNA has appropriately washed their hands after leaving the room b. Tell the CNA they need to wear a mask in the room c. Tell the CNA they should dispose of their gloves outside of the room
d. Tell the CNA they need to wash their hands with soap and water A nurse is making a Home Health visit at a home of an elderly couple. The wife states regarding her husband, the patient, "He always sits in that chair all day long." Which of the following should the nurse consider the patient at risk for? a. Pressure Ulcer b. Deep Vein Thrombosis c. Constipation d. All of the above Which of the following statements to the Type 2 Diabetic patient by the nurse is correct? a. Eat less fruits and vegetables and more grains. b. Try to wear closed toe shoes whenever ambulating. c. Minimize physical activity to prevent fatigue. d. Check your blood sugar only after meals. A patient is being discharged with a new diagnosis of Congestive Heart Failure. Which of the following statements made by the patient indicate understanding of the diagnosis? a. "I can drink as much fluid as I want." b. "I should notify my doctor if my feet start to swell." c. "Weight gain of 3-5 lbs in one day is to be expected." d. "It is normally to have difficulty breathing at night." A nurse working in the telemetry unit receives a call that a patient's EKG rhythm has transitioned into Atrial Fibrillation. Which medication is the patient likely to receive long-term in relation to this diagnosis? a. Warfarin b. Heparin c. Furosemide d. Albuterol A patient has Incentive Spirometry ordered QID x 10 breaths after a
cholecystectomy. The patient is asking why they need to perform this action. Which of the following would Not be a reason the patient should use the Incentive Spirometer? a. To decrease lung capacity b. To gently exercise the lungs c. To improve recovery time d. To prevent pneumonia A nurse is changing the dressing for a post-op Bilateral Knee Amputation patient. The nurse notes the patient refuses to look at the limb while the dressing is being changed but asks the nurse about their personal life instead. Which nursing care plan should the nurse implement for the patient related to this action? a. Disturbed Body Image b. Altered Sleep Pattern c. Impaired Memory d. Impaired Social Interaction Which method should be the last resort in assisting a patient who is experiencing mild anxiety? a. Therapeutic Communication b. Deep-Breathing c. Progressive Muscle Relaxation d. Administration of Haldol The nurse is providing discharge teaching for the client with leukemia. The client should be told to avoid: A. Using oil- or cream-based soaps B. Flossing between the teeth C. The intake of salt D. Using an electric razor The nurse is changing the ties of the client with a tracheotomy. The safest method
of changing the tracheotomy ties is to: A. Apply the new tie before removing the old one. B. Have a helper present. C. Hold the tracheotomy with the nondominant hand while removing the old tie. D. Ask the doctor to suture the tracheostomy in place. The nurse is monitoring a client following a lung resection. The hourly output from the chest tube was 300mL. The nurse should give priority to: A. Turning the client to the left side B. Milking the tube to ensure patency C. Slowing the intravenous infusion D. Notifying the physician The infant is admitted to the unit with tetrology of falot. The nurse would anticipate an order for which medication? A. Digoxin B. Epinephrine C. Aminophylline D. Atropine The nurse is educating the lady’s club in self-breast exam. The nurse is aware that most malignant breast masses occur in the Tail of Spence. On the diagram below. select where the Tail of Spence is. A. A Axillary B. B C. C D. D
The toddler is admitted with a cardiac anomaly. The nurse is aware that the infant with a ventricular septal defect will: A. Tire easily B. Grow normally C. Need more calories D. Be more susceptible to viral infections The nurse is monitoring a client with a history of stillborn infants. The nurse is aware that a nonstress test can be ordered for this client to: A. Determine lung maturity B. Measure the fetal activity C. Show the effect of contractions on fetal heart rate D. Measure the wellbeing of the fetus The nurse is evaluating the client who was admitted 8 hours ago for induction of labor. The following graph is noted on the monitor. Which action should be taken first by the nurse? A. Instruct the client to push B. Perform a vaginal exam C. Turn off the Pitocin infusion D. Place the client in a semi-Fowler’s position The nurse notes the following on the ECG monitor. The nurse would evaluate the cardiac arrhythmia as: A. Atrial flutter B. A sinus rhythm C. Ventricular tachycardia D. Atrial fibrillation A client with clotting disorder has an order to continue Lovenox (enoxaparin)
injections after discharge. The nurse should teach the client that Lovenox injections should: A. Be injected into the deltoid muscle B. Be injected into the abdomen C. Aspirate after the injection D. Clear the air from the syringe before injections A nurse is caring for an adult that has recently been diagnosed with metabolic acidosis. Which of the following clinical signs would most likely not be present? A: Weakness B: Dysrhythmias C: Dry skin D: Malaise A nurse is caring for an adult that has recently been diagnosed with metabolic alkalosis. Which of the following clinical signs would most likely not be present? A: Vomiting B: Diarrhea C: Agitation D: Hyperventilation A nurse is caring for an adult that has recently been diagnosed with respiratory acidosis. Which of the following clinical signs would most likely not be present? A: CO2 Retention B: Dyspnea C: Headaches D: Tachypnea A nurse is caring for an adult that has recently been diagnosed with respiratory alkalosis. Which of the following clinical signs would most likely not be present? A: Anxiety attacks B: Dizziness C: Hyperventilation cyanosis D: Blurred vision (C) Hyperventilation cyanosis is associated with respiratory acidosis. A nurse is reviewing a patient's medication list. The drug Pentoxifylline is present on the list. Which of the following conditions is commonly treated with this medication? A: COPD B: CAD C: PVD
A patient has been on long-term management for CHF. Which of the following drugs is considered a loop dieuretic that could be used to treat CHF symptoms? A: Ciprofloxacin B: Lepirudin C: Naproxen D: Bumex A patient has recently been diagnosed with polio and has questions about the diagnosis. Which of the following systems is most affected by polio? A: PNS B: CNS C: Urinary system D: Cardiac system A nurse is educating a patient about right-sided heart deficits. Which of the following clinical signs is not associated with right-sided heart deficits? A: Orthopnea B: Dependent edema C: Ascites D: Nocturia A nurse is reviewing a patient's medication. Which of the following is considered a potassium sparing dieuretic? A: Esidrix B: Lasix C: Aldactone D: Edecrin A nurse is reviewing a patient's medication. The patient is taking Digoxin. Which of the following is not an effect of Digoxin? A: Depressed HR B: Increased CO C: Increased venous pressure D: Increased contractility of cardiac muscle A patient has been instructed by the doctor to reduce their intake of Potassium. Which types of foods should not worry about avoiding? A: Bananas B: Tomatoes C: Orange juice D: Apples
A patient's chart indicates the patient is suffering from Digoxin toxicity. Which of the following clinical signs is not associated with digoxin toxicity? A: Ventricular bigeminy B: Anorexia C: Normal ventricular rhythm D: Nausea A fourteen year old male has just been admitted to your floor. He has a history of central abdominal pain that has moved to the right iliac fossa region. He also has tenderness over the region and a fever. Which of the following would you most likely suspect? A: Appendicitis B: Acute pancreatitis C: Ulcerative colitis D: Cholecystitis A thirteen-year old male has a tender lump area in his left groin. His abdomen is distended and he has been vomiting for the past 24 hours. Which of the following would you most like suspect? A: Ulcerative colitis B: Biliary colic C: Acute gastroenteritis D: Strangulated hernia Which of the following is the key risk factor for development of Parkinson's disease dementia? A: History of strokes B: Acute headaches history C: Edward's syndrome D: Use of phenothiazines A father notifies your clinic that his son's homeroom teacher has just been diagnosed with meningitis and his son spent the day with the teacher in detention yesterday. Which of the following would be the most likely innervention? A: Isolation of the son B: Treatment of the son with Aciclovir C: Treatment of the son with Rifampicin D: Reassure the father A patient has recently been diagnosed with hyponatremia. Which of the following is not associated with hyponatremia? A: Muscle twitching B: Anxiety
C: Cyanosis D: Sticky mucous membranes A patient has recently been diagnosed with hypernatremia. Which of the following is not associated with hypernatremia? A: Hypotension B: Tachycardia C: Pitting edema D: Weight gain Which of the following normal blood therapeutic concentrations is abnormal? A: Phenobarbital 10-40 mcg/ml B: Lithium .6 - 1.2 mEq/L C: Digoxin .5 - 1.6 ng/ml D: Valproic acid 40 - 100 mcg/ml Which of the following normal blood therapeutic concentrations is abnormal? A: Digitoxin 09 - 25 mcg/ml B: Vancomycin 05 - 15 mcg/ml C: Primidone 02 - 14 mcg/ml D: Theophylline 10 - 20 mcg/ml Which of the following normal blood therapeutic concentrations is abnormal? A: Phenytoin 10 - 20 mcg/ml B: Quinidine 02 - 06 mcg/ml C: Haloperidol 05 - 20 ng/ml D: Carbamazepine 5 - 25 mcg/ml Anolderadultisadmittedtothemedicalsurgi calu nitwithdehydration.Thenurse performswhichoftheseass ess mentstodeterminewhethertheclientissafef orin dependent ambulation? A. Assessesfordryoralmuc ous membranes B . Checksfororthostatic bloo dpressurechanges C. Notespulserateis 72 be ats/ minandbounding D. Evaluatesthattheserum potassium levelis 4. 0 mEq/L( 4. 0 mmol/L)
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Thenurseisass ess ingfluidbalanceintheclientwithheartfa ilur e.Whichofthese strategieswi l thenurseemploy? E. Asktheclienthowmuchflui dw asconsumedyesterday. Placeanindwe l ingcathe ter tomeasureurineoutput. G. Auscultatethelungsforadventitio usso unds. H. Weightheclientdaily,atthesametime. Thenurseispreparingaclientadiagnosis ofcong estiveheartfailure(CHF)fordischarge. Whichstatementbytheclientindicatesacor rectu nderstandingofself- managementofCHF? I. “Icangain 2 pounds( 1 kg)ofwat erad J aywithoutrisk.” “Ishouldca l myproviderifIgainmo rethan 1 pound( 0. 5 kg)awee k.” K. “Weighingmyselfdailycandetermi neif mycaloricintakeisadequate.” L. “Weighingmyselfdailycanreveali ncre asedfluidretention.” What is the fastest-growing subgroup of older adults? a. Young old b. Middle old c. Old old d. Elite old
An 80-year-old client is being relocated from a home setting to a long-term care facility. Which nursing intervention best minimizes the effects of relocation stress syndrome? a. Explaining all procedures and routines to the client’s family at the time of relocation b. Keeping the room clear of personal belongings to reduce the risk of falling c. Providing the client with limited decision making to avoid stressful situations d. Reorienting the client frequently to his or her new location The nurse is completing a hospital admission assessment on an 86-year-old client with renal impairment. The client’s daughter gives the nurse a long list of drugs that the client is taking at home, both prescription and over-the-counter. What does the nurse do next? a. Calls the pharmacy to verify that the drugs do not interact adversely b. Calls the health care provider to verify the drug list c. Copies the list to the assessment data form d. Ensures that all of the drugs have been ordered for the client’s hospital stay The son of an older adult client states that he has noticed progressive periods of forgetfulness in his father over the past year. After noting the son’s comments and assessing the client, which cognitive problem does the nurse suspect the client may have? a. Drug adverse effects b. Delirium c. Dementia d. Depression At a follow-up home-care visit after repair of a fractured radial bone, an older adult client states, “I am not sleeping at all during the night.” The client’s partner reports that the client is sleeping all day. Which intervention does the nurse suggest?
a. Increasing the client’s daytime activities b. Placing a “Do not disturb” sign on the door at night c. Taking additional pain medication (analgesic) during the day d. Taking herbal sleep remedies to enhance the effects of prescribed medications The nurse is conducting a medication assessment on an older adult client who is being admitted to a long-term care facility for rehabilitation following a hip replacement. With Beers Criteria used as a resource, which drug poses a potential risk for this client? a. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) b. Celecoxib (Celebrex) c. Digoxin (Lanoxin) d. Mesalamine (Asacol) The nurse is assessing the nutritional status of an older adult client. Which statement made by the client needs to be explored further? a. “Although I enjoy eating sweets and desserts, I need to balance them with healthier foods.” b. “For protein in my diet, I like to get the fish sandwich and fries at the fast-food drive-through at least three times a week.” c. “To keep my bowel movements regular, I try to eat some fresh fruits or vegetables each day.” d. “With less activity and exercise in my life these days, I should reduce my total calorie intake.” The nurse is assessing an older adult client’s alcohol use. Which client statement warrants a follow-up collection of more data? a. “I am a ‘teetotaler’; I never drink anything alcoholic.” b. “I had three glasses of champagne at my granddaughter’s wedding last month.”
c. “I like to have a glass of wine every once in a while.” d. “I usually drink two vodkas to help me get to sleep each night.” The RN manager of a skilled nursing facility wants to assign a staff member to assess the nutritional needs of an emaciated client with pressure ulcers. Which of these team members is appropriate? a. The LPN/LVN treatment nurse responsible for the client’s wound care b. The LPN/LVN medication nurse for this client c. The nursing assistant caring for this client for the past 2 weeks d. The RN team leader responsible for care planning The RN at a skilled nursing facility is supervising a staff of LPN/LVNs and nursing assistants. Which of these nursing actions does the RN delegate to a nursing assistant? a. Admitting a new client with multiple bruises over the upper thighs b. Assisting a client with chronic joint stiffness to ambulate c. Making hourly assessments on a client with delirium and dementia d. Monitoring a confused client who has been placed in a jacket restraint The RN is arriving for night duty at an acute care hospital. Which client does the RN assess first? a. A 65-year-old scheduled for next-day surgery b. A 68-year-old with chronic protein-calorie malnutrition c. A 70-year-old with a history of gout and joint pain d. A 72-year-old admitted with postoperative delirium The nurse is teaching a class of unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) about turning and repositioning clients in a long-term care setting. Which client requires extreme caution and is at greatest risk for a skin tear?
a. A 38-year-old client with paraplegia resulting from a motor vehicle accident b. A 70-year-old client with a recent total hip replacement receiving rehabilitation care c. An 80-year-old client with a recent stroke and left-sided paralysis d. An 85-year-old client with breathing problems receiving daily doses of prednisone The nurse is teaching a class of older adults about ways to promote their cognitive health. Which collaborative interventions will be most helpful for them? ( Select all that apply. ) a. Allowing for increased rest and relaxation time b. Having solitary times to reminisce about life experiences c. Joining a peer group with a common learning goal d. Learning a new skill e. Meditating for 30 minutes every day f. Starting a new physical activity The RN has delegated nursing actions to experienced unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) working in a long-term care facility. Which actions require direct supervision by the RN? ( Select all that apply .) a. Assisting a 70-year-old client who has new-onset leg pain when ambulating b. Feeding an 82-year-old client who has severe joint disease in both hands c. Helping a 66-year-old client complete her personal hygiene d. Repositioning a 69-year-old client who has recently become unconscious e. Assisting a 72-year-old client who has chronic arthritis of the knee to the restroom 84.A nurse is planning a teaching session for parents of preschool children. Which statement explains why the nurse should include information about morbidity and mortality? ANS: High-risk age groups for certain disorders or hazards are identified.
A clinic nurse is planning a teaching session about childhood obesity prevention for parents of school-age children. The nurse should include which associated risk of obesity in the teaching plan? ANS: Type II diabetes Which is the leading cause of death in infants younger than 1 year? ANS: Congenital anomalies Which leading cause of death topic should the nurse emphasize to a group of African-American boys ranging in age from 15 to 19 years? ANS: firearm homicide Which is the major cause of death for children older than 1 year? ANS: unintentional injuries Which is the leading cause of death from unintentional injuries for females ranging in age from 1 to 14? ANS: motor vehicle related fatalities Which factor most impacts the type of injury a child is susceptible to, according to the child’s age? ANS: developmental level of the child Which is now referred to as the “new morbidity”? ANS: Behavioral, social, and educational problems that alter health A nurse on a pediatric unit is practicing family-centered care. Which is most descriptive of the care the nurse is delivering? ANS: recognizing that the family is the constant in a child’s life The nurse is preparing an in-service education to staff about atraumatic care for pediatric patients. Which intervention should the nurse include? ANS: Prepare the child before any unfamiliar treatment or procedure by demonstrating on a stuffed animal. Which is most suggestive that a nurse has a nontherapeutic relationship with a patient and family? ANS: Staff is concerned about the nurse’s actions with the patient and family. Which is most descriptive of clinical reasoning? ANS: Purposeful and goal-directed A nurse makes the decision to apply a topical anesthetic to a child’s skin before drawing blood. Which ethical principle is the nurse demonstrating? ANS: Beneficence Which action by the nurse demonstrates use of evidence-based practice (EBP)? ANS: Questioning the use of daily central line dressing changes A nurse is admitting a toddler to the hospital. The toddler is with both parents and is currently sitting comfortably on a parent’s lap. The parents state they will need to
leave for a brief period. Which type of nursing diagnosis should the nurse formulate for this child? ANS: risk for anxiety A child has a postoperative appendectomy incision covered by a dressing. The nurse has just completed a prescribed dressing change for this child. Which description is an accurate documentation of this procedure? ANS: Appendectomy incision non-reddened, sutures intact, no drainage noted on old dressing, new dressing applied, procedure tolerated well by child
A nurse is planning a class on accident prevention for parents of toddlers. Which safety topic is the priority for this class? ANS: Appropriate use of car seat restraints A nurse is collecting subjective and objective information about target populations to diagnose problems based on community needs. This describes which step in the community nursing process? ANS: assessment A nurse is putting together an educational seminar on advance directives. What information would be included in the materials? a. A patient may change a treatment decision in an advance directive if the patient's health care agent approves the change. b. When admitted to the hospital, a patient must appoint a Durable Power of Attorney for health care decisions. c. A health care facility must provide a patient informational material advising them of their rights to declare their desires concerning treatment decisions. d. A health care facility is required to provide a patient an attorney when the patient is signing a living will. A nurse is advising a patient with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome on infection control procedures. Which of the following statements by the patient indicates that the patient understands the advice? a. I'm going to a basketball game tonight. b. I should avoid anyone with cold symptoms. c. I should have a blood test. d. I'm not going to attend functions with large crowds. Which of the following would be an expected finding in an age assessment of a 2 year old? a. Has a 300 word vocabulary b. Uses one hand to turn the pages of a book c. Runs with a wide stance d. All of the above A patient's spouse died three months ago. The patient says "I would like my
friend Tom to have my collection of artwork because I don't need to look at them anymore". Which of the following responses by the nurse would be proper? a. Did Tom ask for the artwork? b. Are you planning to commit suicide? c. Does Tom know you want to give him the artwork? d. Why do you want to give the artwork away?