A nurse receives a C-GAS score of 80 from a psychiatrist treating a 10-year-old boy. The findings indicate that:
1. The child has a poor level of functioning and needs a substantial amount of care.
2. The child is at a normal level for his age and should continue with activities that are working.
3. The child is managing his daily life well and reassessment should be done as needed.
4. The child is at considerable risk and should have support systems set in place.
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1. The score is higher and does not indicate a poor level of functioning.
2. The C-GAS is adaptable at each age and does not indicate a need for a follow-up visit.
3. A C-GAS score of 80 falls within the normal range and does not indicate a need for a follow-up visit.
4. The child is not at risk because the score indicates management of daily life.
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