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jessicacav

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A licensed practical nurse (LPN) is assigned to care for a new mother at home. What
  duty should the nurse perform?
 
  A) Updating client's nursing care plan
  B) Supervising volunteer caregivers
  C) Evaluating client's progress
  D) Making regular assessment visits

Question 2

A client who was hospitalized for schizophrenia is discharged to a halfway house. What is the function of these types of facilities?
 
  A) Treat the underlying cause of the mental disorder
  B) Provide housing for an extended time
  C) Provide entry into the working world
  D) Provide a buffer between the inpatient facility and the community



bfulkerson77

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D
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Many communities offer halfway houses for mentally ill and/or chemically dependent clients. This provides a buffer between the inpatient facility and the community. The client lives there for a short time after discharge, making readjustment into the community less traumatic. Healthcare providers treat the underlying causes of mental illness. Some states have adult foster care programs for clients with mental illness. These homes provide housing, often for an extended time. Sheltered workshops provide an entry into the working world.



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