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mcmcdaniel

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In the child behavioral unit on which you work with the family of a prospective patient, you are having a discussion with the mother. The mother asks you how she knows her child will not be mistreated when he misbehaves.
 
  What is the best statement in the Patient Bill of Rights to discuss with this mother regarding her child's treatment?
  A) Be treated with dignity, concern, and respect at all times
  B) Expect quality care provided by trained and competent professional providers
  C) Be treated in the least restrictive setting
  D) Receive explanations of treatment and be involved in the planning of care

Question 2

When admitting a patient to a mental health setting, what does the nurse do to aid in preserving the rights of the client?
 
  A) Give the client the opportunity to read the Mental Health Systems Act Bill of Rights
  B) Send a copy of the Mental Health Systems Act Bill of Rights home with a family member
  C) Read the client the Mental Health Systems Act Bill of Rights
  D) Tell the client of his or her rights



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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