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Mr3Hunna

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A nurse who is working as part of an interdisciplinary team is looking at potential outpatient services for a patient.
 
  The patient requires a setting that provides a program of about 4 hours per day, three times per week with a 24-hour crisis and consultation service. The nurse would identify which of the following as appropriate?
  A) Primary care setting
  B) Ambulatory level one
  C) Ambulatory level two
  D) Multimodal outpatient setting

Question 2

A client receives a terminal illness diagnosis. The client tells the nurse, I know I will die from this, but if I only live to see my daughter's wedding, it will be OK.
 
  Which stage of grief should the nurse identify when caring for this client?
  A) Denial
  B) Anger
  C) Bargaining
  D) Depression
  E) Acceptance



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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