You are assessing a 40-year-old male with an apparent psychiatric crisis. According to the man's wife, he has a history of depression and schizophrenia and takes Zoloft and Zyprexa. A police officer is present at the scene. The patient, who is obviously scared, tells you that he sees snakes everywhere. You should:
A) tell him that you do not see any snakes, but they are obviously scaring him.
B) let him know that going to the hospital will keep him safe from the snakes.
C) advise him that you suspect he has not been compliant with his medications.
D) let him know that it is important for him to be transported as soon as possible.
Answer: A) tell him that you do not see any snakes, but they are obviously scaring him.
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