A student appears very nervous on the first day of clinical in a psychiatric setting. The student reviews the instructor's guidelines and appropriately takes the following actions. Select all that apply.
A) Tells the patient about personal events and interests
B) Discusses the anxious feelings with the instructor
C) Leaves the room if no patient is willing to talk
D) Builds rapport with the patient before asking personal questions
E) Consults the instructor if a shocking situation arises
F) Gravitate to patients that the student may know personally
B) Discusses the anxious feelings with the instructor
D) Builds rapport with the patient before asking personal questions
E) Consults the instructor if a shocking situation arises
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