Which is a suitable goal and expected outcome for a patient who is admitted for the recurrence of psychotic symptoms related to noncompliance with medication therapy?
a. Goal, safety; outcome, no risk for violence
b. Goal, remission; outcome, symptom relief
c. Goal, recovery; outcome, improved functioning
d. Goal, rehabilitation; outcome, attain optimal quality of life
B
The goal of remission can probably be attained if the patient resumes medication therapy. The outcome of symptom relief will be attained during an acute, short-term stay.
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