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strangeaffliction

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A client who is a substance abuser is described as "disinhibited" in a clinical planning conference. How should the nurse interpret this information?
◦ The client is antisocial.
◦ The client lacks the ability to respond flexibly to circumstances.
◦ The client's substance abuse has caused brain damage.
◦ The client does not respond to reward activation in the brain.
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strangeaffliction

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