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rosent76

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The A in the SCATTT mnemonic refers to:
 
  a. Appear calm and collected
  b. Appraise the clients lethality
  c. Apprise the client of the assessment findings
  d. Allow the client to guide your dialogue

Question 2

Which is not associated with apprising a client of your suicide assessment findings?
 
  a. Praising client for recognizing their suicide concerns
  b. Discussing hope
  c. Describing differences between voluntary and involuntary hospitalization
  d. Arranging transport for the client



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dajones82

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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