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washai

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Which of the following nursing interventions is not consistent with the philosophy of psychiatric rehabilitation?
 
  1. Performing a functional assessment of the client
  2. Discharging a client from services when treatment goals are reached
  3. Planning behavioral interventions that target specific functional deficits
  4. Identifying highly individualized goals with the client

Question 2

An adolescent female client who had lived on the street for at least a year dresses provocatively, wears heavy make-up, and is flirtatious in her interactions with adults. The nurse:
 
  1. Directs her to wash her face and put on appropriate clothing.
  2. Recognizes the client may be acting out her life script.
  3. Restricts the client to her room.
  4. Encourages her to seek spiritual guidance.



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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale: Rehabilitation approaches emphasize specific interventions to address targeted areas of functioning and are strongly grounded in beliefs about empowerment of clients and emphasizing client feelings of control and worth. From a rehabilitation perspective, it is important to extend support to clients as long as possible. Support is not necessarily withdrawn because a client improves.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale: The client's behaviors are all components of what is commonly called the client's life script. The client is recreating her life experiences from the time spent on the street. The other choices are examples of nontherapeutic interactions.



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