If a person is experiencing akathisia, what are they unable to do?
Correct answer: A. Sit still
- A. Sit still
- B. Move arms
- C. Speak
- D. Breathe
Explanation
Akathisia is a medication-related state of inner restlessness in which the person feels unable to remain seated or still. It commonly occurs as a side effect of antipsychotic drugs.
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