A nurse is interviewing a patient who recently lost her spouse. Which symptoms reported by the patient would warrant a referral to a mental health provider? Select all that apply.

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1. Referral to a mental health specialist for evaluation for depression may be warranted when symptoms include prolonged insomnia, severe weight loss, or suicidal ideation. Temporary loss of appetite, crying and anger are normal and expected responses to grief.
3. Referral to a mental health specialist for evaluation for depression may be warranted when symptoms include prolonged insomnia, severe weight loss, or suicidal ideation. Temporary loss of appetite, crying and anger are normal and expected responses to grief.
5. Referral to a mental health specialist for evaluation for depression may be warranted when symptoms include prolonged insomnia, severe weight loss, or suicidal ideation. Temporary loss of appetite, crying and anger are normal and expected responses to grief.

A Nurse Is Interviewing a Patient Who Recently Lost Her