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jake

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In treating a client with obsessivecompulsive disorder, a nurse should allow the client to spend ____________ time on the ritual at the beginning of treatment, and encourage the client to spend ____________ time on the ritual later in the
 
  treatment.
  A) the same amount of; more
  B) more; less
  C) less; incrementally less
  D) the same amount of; incrementally less

Question 2

A patient is involuntarily committed without a court order. The nurse understands that the emergency short-term hospitalization can occur for which time frame?
 
  A) A maximum of 24 hours
  B) 48 to 92 hours
  C) 3 to 5 days
  D) One week



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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