Read the Following Excerpt from This Patient's Health Record: PLAN

question 82

Multiple Choice

Read the following excerpt from this patient's health record: PLAN
1) I will begin her short-term on an anxiolytic.
2) Continue antipsychotic.
3) Follow-up visit in 2 months.
4) Continue following up with psychologist.
According to this patient's treatment plan, she will:

• A) begin to take a drug that will lessen her anxiety, will continue to take drugs to oppose any mind conditions, and will continue following with a doctor who specializes in the study of the mind.
• B) begin to take a drug that will lessen any anxiety, will continue to take drugs to oppose her depression, and will continue following with a doctor who specializes in the treatment of the mind.
• C) begin to take a drug that will lessen any depression, will continue to take drugs to oppose her anxiety, and will continue following with a doctor who specializes in the treatment of the mind.
• D) begin to take a drug that will lessen any mind conditions, will continue to take drugs to oppose her anxiety, and will continue following with a doctor who specializes in the study of the mind.
• E) begin to take a drug that will lessen any mind conditions, will continue to take drugs to oppose her anxiety, and will continue following with a doctor who specializes in the treatment of the mind.

Understand the importance of teamwork in policy advocacy.

Describe structural discrimination and its impact on vulnerable populations.

Realize the importance of developing a clear vision for policy change.

Recognize the concepts of wastage, fragmentation, and actualized policy in social service delivery.

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