Of What Potential Significance Is the Patient's Ability to Understand

question 12

Multiple Choice

Of what potential significance is the patient's ability to understand the purpose of the therapeutic intervention, and why?

• A)The patient should know what to expect from therapy.
• B)There should be carry-over through the time that the patient is not in therapy so that activities during that time are not counter-productive to the therapeutic intervention.
• C)The patient should understand what sensations are inappropriate, what sensations are to be expected, and what should be reported to the clinician.
• D)The patient's ability to understand the purpose of the intervention has no significance.

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Recognize the relationship between psychoactive drug use, endorphin production, and dependency.

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