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| Information about the emotion the client feels, such as euphoric mood. |
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| Objective expression of mood, such as flat affect e.g. lack of facial expression. |
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| objective assessment of the client's perseption of illness. |
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| based on the clients answer to the hypothertical question, such as: "What would you do if there were a fire in your room?" |
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| Processing differences, such as rapid change of topic (flight of ideas) and use of nonsense words. |
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| Presence of delusions, hallucinations, and other ideas the client presents during the interview. |
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| Any personality disorder dx and mental retardation |
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| pertinent psychosocial problems and problems concerning the client's living conditions. |
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Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF)
80-100 normal to near normal
60-80 moderate problems
< 40 serious mental disability & functioning impairments |
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| GAF: 50/80 indicates what? |
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| client current GAF is 50 and the previous GAF w is 80. Scores are compared to track clients level of functioning. |
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| Making a threat to a client's person |
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| Touching a client in a harmful or offensive way |
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| Confining a client to a specific area for convenience of staff. This is considered a Tort. |
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| Relates to the quality of doing good and can be described as charity |
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| refers to clients right to make own decisions. |
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| This is defined as fair and equal treatment for all |
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| relates to loyalty and faithfulness to the client and to ones duty |
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| refers to being honest when dealing w/ the client |
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| client views a member of the health care team as having characteristics of another person who has been significant to the client's personal life |
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| when the health care team member displaces characteristics of ppl in her past onto the client. |
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