A client's daughter provides all the day-to-day care for her mother, who has a diagnosis of dementia. The daughter is experiencing symptoms of insomnia, stomach pains, and frequent headaches
These symptoms may indicate that the daughter is in need of: A) A nursing home placement for her mother.
B) Electroconvulsive treatment for depression.
C) A thorough mental status examination.
D) Supportive counseling and information about respite care.
D
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word