Psychosocial Integrity

NCLEX-RN

Psychosocial Integrity

Difficulty: Medium Average Score: 83% Simulated

A college athlete sustained a complete transection of the spinal cord while practicing on a trampoline. The health care provider explained that return of function to the lower extremities is not likely. Two weeks later, the client verbalizes the need to practice for an upcoming tournament. Which conclusion would the nurse make about the client's statement?

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