Author Question: Discharge from an inpatient psychiatric setting occurs when the 1. client's behavior is ... (Read 87 times)

Bob-Dole · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

Discharge from an inpatient psychiatric setting occurs when the

1. client's behavior is appropriate.
2. family members agree to watch the client.
3. client runs out of money.
4. client has served his or her time.

Question 2

A Chinese American patient diagnosed with an anxiety disorder says, My problems began when my energy became imbalanced. When the nurse asks for the patient's ideas about how to treat the imbalance, the patient may request:

a. eating special foods.
b. taking antianxiety medication.
c. undergoing cognitive behavior therapy.
d. having a native healer perform a ritual.

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

Answer to Question 1

1
By the time most clients are ready for discharge, they are actively participating in their treatment program.

Answer to Question 2

A
The concept of energy imbalance as a source of illness is an explanatory model familiar to Asian cultures. A source of healing is dietary change to include either hot or cold foods to correct the imbalance. Hot and cold in this case do not refer to thermal properties of the foods. Cognitive therapy or medication would not be a treatment suggested by a patient with an Eastern worldview. Someone from an indigenous culture may suggest rituals.