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V@ndy87

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A nurse is performing a suicide assessment on a newly admitted client. Which components are parts of a suicide assessment? Select all that apply.
 
  A) Determining how many times the client has threatened to commit suicide
  B) Determining whether the client has a well-developed plan
  C) Determining specifically when the client intends to follow through with the attempt
  D) Determining whether the client has access to the items needed to follow through with the plan

Question 2

What is the major issue related to computerized health records that has most concerned providers and clients?
 
  a. accuracy
  b. encoding
  c. length
  d. privacy



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Answer to Question 1

B, C, D

Answer to Question 2

D
Widespread access to health records raises important issues of confidentiality and privacy. Clients are currently concerned about the privacy of their records, particularly when these reflect some of the highly sensitive personal disclosures that may occur in mental health and psychiatric practice. Inappropriate disclosure of medical or psychiatric data may threaten an individual's employment, community status, or general future prospects.



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