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tichca

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Sequence the intensity of these psychiatric treatments from highest to lowest:
 
  A. Clinic visits at a community mental health center
  B. Psychosocial rehabilitation program
  C. Partial hospitalization
  D. Crisis stabilization

Question 2

The barrier in the therapeutic relationship based on the caregiver's inappropriate emotional responses to the client is called
 
  1. transference.
  2. transposition.
  3. counter-response.
  4. countertransference .



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Answer to Question 1

1 . D
2 . C
3 . B
4 . A
The continuum of psychiatric treatment offers services along a range of intensity. Each patient's needs are evaluated for the most appropriate venue of treatment. Patients may move from one level to another as their needs change.

Answer to Question 2

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The barriers relating to care providers in the therapeutic relationship include difficulties with attitude, setting helping boundaries, and countertransference .



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