Which of the following clients would be most likely to qualify for psychiatric care in a long-term care setting?
A) A man who has a diagnosis of bipolar disorder and is an intravenous heroin user
B) A man with a recent history of suicide attempts who is scheduled to begin electroshock therapy
C) A woman who has multiple sclerosis and a history of depression
D) A woman who has schizophrenia and who is estranged from her family
Ans: C
Individuals may receive psychiatric care in a long-term care setting unless they require specialized services such as substance abuse counseling, electroshock therapy, or intense individual or group psychotherapy. A lack of family support is not an admission criterion for long-term care.
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