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ts19998 · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

For the client to be discharged from acute hospital care to clinical case management at home, care
planning should be predicated on evidence that best outcomes will be produced by

a. weekly follow-up for 6 weeks, then every 2 weeks.
b. monthly follow-up for 6 months to 1 year.
c. no follow-up for 3 months, then quarterly visits.
d. referral to the assertive treatment team for daily contact.

Question 2

A client admitted last night with a compound fracture of the femur, sustained in a fall while
intoxicated, points to the traction apparatus and screams that she sees a hangman's noose.

The
assessment that can be made is that the client is experiencing
a. an illusion.
b. a delusion.
c. hallucinations.
d. hypnagogic phenomenon.

aliotak · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Best outcomes are achieved when clients have regular, frequent follow-up in the community.
Options B and C provide too little follow-up. Option D provides a more intensive follow-up than
may be required.

Answer to Question 2

A
The client is misinterpreting a sensory perception when she sees a noose instead of traction. Illusions
are common in early withdrawal from alcohol. Option B: A delusion is a fixed, false belief. Option
C: Hallucinations are sensory perceptions occurring in the absence of a stimulus. Option D:
Hypnagogic phenomena are sensory disturbances that occur between waking and sleeping.