Answer:
"When I begin to hallucinate, I'll call my therapist and talk about what I should do."
Explanation:
Command hallucination is a common symptom in schizophrenia and represents the most distressing type of hallucination. This type of hallucination directs the patient to perform an action. Apart from the danger-related problems that some command hallucinations may represent, comparatively little is known about the broader clinical context of this symptom. When a patient with this type of hallucination is discharged, this patient is taught with techniques that can help him or her cope better with this problem. These techniques may include breathing techniques, medication, among others. For this reason, when a patient with command hallucinations says, "When I start hallucinating, I call my therapist and talk about what to do," the nursing staff should better teach him what to do.
A is not accurate or acceptable because only giving money doesn’t help or paying for the services the trainer is also giving his her best to train u if they don’t do so than u may not be able to be a trainer later on
I answered the survey and Im finished with it.
Your patient is considerably overweight. as you measure the patient's
body weight, what should you do?
b) tell the patient
that they have gained weight since their last appointment and suggest
diet and exercise.
