A nurse generalist and advanced practice nurse both work on the staff of an inpatient unit. The advanced practice nurse has a comprehensive role as a primary caregiver in child psychiatry

Which of the following will be performed by the advanced practice nurse but not by the nurse generalist? 1. Explaining the treatment plan to a family
2. Performing admission assessments
3. Participating in discharge planning
4. Providing one-to-one counseling


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Rationale: Child psychiatric–mental health nurses are involved in treatment, consultation, education, and medication supervision and are the mainstay of hospital treatment programs where they are responsible for daily treatment plans, ongoing one-to-one or group counseling, and management of the child's medication regimen. You will see advanced practice nurses as the primary caregivers for children with mental health problems, providing direct psychotherapy, working with the family, and managing the child's medications.

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