The client lives so completely in a world of his own that they he is unable to recognize reality, relate to others, or cope with life's demands. This client is considered:
a. Exotic
b. Anorectic
c. Neurotic
d. Psychotic
D
Psychosis often prevents individuals from being able to perform activities of daily living. The other options do not cause loss of touch with reality.
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a. duration of benefits. b. health services provided. c. level of administration. d. waiting period for coverage.
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a. Information should be shared with all family members. b. Determine first how the family interacts and communicates. c. Speak only with the females in the family. d. Exclude children from all healthcare information and communication.
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A. 2 and 3 B. 1 and 4 C. 1, 2, and 4 D. All of the above