Answer to Question 1
D
Promoting client safety is a priority concern. Explaining this to clients reduces anxiety and supports
the client's will to live. Option A: the environment cannot be made completely safe. Option B:
Although some clients can be trusted not to harm themselves or others, some cannot. Thus, to
maintain a safe milieu, harmful objects are available for use only under supervision. Option C is not
an accurate statement.
Answer to Question 2
A
Final evaluation of a client's progress is made on the basis of client satisfaction with the new health
status and the health care team's estimation of improvement. For a formerly delusional client to
admit to feeling comfortable and free of hassles denotes improvement in the client's condition.
The other options suggest that the client is in danger of relapse.
Vehicle transmission occurs through contamination of inanimate objects, such as milk.
The Volumes of Objects with Different Densities
Relation between form, particular objects, and images in Plato’s Line.
Patient Information Supplied When Scheduling Hospital Admissions
Be Friendly and Relaxed When Talking on the Phone to Clients.
Drugs and Their Harm Ratings