Answer:
Informed consent is an important part of effective client care that helps accomplish treatment goals.
Explanation:
In all cases of treatment and/or surgery, the medical staff is required to have a written or verbal consent from the patient that they are allowed to proceed with treatment. If the patient is not of sound mind or body, the next of kin are able to then determine the best course of action.
In this example, it cannot be proved that the patient is not of sound mind, even though there is a family history of psychosis. In this case, it is important that the nurse is given consent to treat the patient as they see fit.
The nurse should ask concrete questions and in which a YES or NO should be an answer. Schizophrenia patients find it difficult to communicate, because of the thought disorders that they possess. So, asking a YES/NO question should be most helpful in such cases.
I honestly never thought about that but if I were to guess I would say he definitely has ADHD. He is impulsive in his action against other people, doesn’t listen to what his crew tells him. He also switches between thinking about food, meat and becoming the pirate king. Plus all that jumping around and acting jittery is an everyday business.
Depression. Have a goal for each day and reward yourself for all the hard work you're doing.
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