The nurse is working with a patient who has been diagnosed with restless leg syndrome (RLS). The nurse recognizes this disorder may result in which symptoms or complications for the patient in the psychological domain? Select all that apply.

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1. Symptoms and complications of RLS that occur within the psychological domain include irritability, inability to concentrate, anxiety, and mood changes. Within the biological domain, the patient experiences fragmented sleep and uncomfortable or unpleasant leg sensations. In the sociological domain, RLS can disrupt the bed partner's sleep and result in inability to attend social functions due to discomfort.
2. Symptoms and complications of RLS that occur within the psychological domain include irritability, inability to concentrate, anxiety, and mood changes. Within the biological domain, the patient experiences fragmented sleep and uncomfortable or unpleasant leg sensations. In the sociological domain, RLS can disrupt the bed partner's sleep and result in inability to attend social functions due to discomfort.
3. Symptoms and complications of RLS that occur within the psychological domain include irritability, inability to concentrate, anxiety, and mood changes. Within the biological domain, the patient experiences fragmented sleep and uncomfortable or unpleasant leg sensations. In the sociological domain, RLS can disrupt the bed partner's sleep and result in inability to attend social functions due to discomfort.
5. Symptoms and complications of RLS that occur within the psychological domain include irritability, inability to concentrate, anxiety, and mood changes. Within the biological domain, the patient experiences fragmented sleep and uncomfortable or unpleasant leg sensations. In the sociological domain, RLS can disrupt the bed partner's sleep and result in inability to attend social functions due to discomfort.

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