Following a recent in-patient admission for schizophrenia a client has been referred for multi-disciplinary care and case management at your place of work. The client informs you that they have not been taking their psychiatric medication and they ask you specifically not to tell their family. Considering this information, outline two primary ethical principles and considerations. Type your response in the field below before clicking Next to continue to Part B. [Approx. 250 words]

The nurse plans care for a crew member who is suspected of newly diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia. The nurse knows that questioning the client about the patient’s false ideas will elicit which of the following responses?Cause the patient to defend the idea.Help the patient clarify thoughts.Facilitate better communication.Lead to a breakdown of the defense.

An older adult in a nursing home has been referred to a neuropsychologist for a neuropsychological assessment of their memory and mood to better understand their clinical profile. The request has been made by the treating doctor who is interested to better understand if depression or a neurocognitive disorder may be impacting the client’s symptoms. Based on the information above, which is the primary ethical principle that should be consulted before conducting the assessment at the first meeting this client? Group of answer choicesA.3 Informed consentA.6 Release of information to clientsB.2 Record KeepingB.1 CompetenceC.1 Reputable behaviourC.7 Ethics investigations and concernsC.4 Non-Exploitation

Which of the following is an example of an indirect cost of schizophrenia? Medication Visits to a General Practioner Supported care An informal carer's inability to work

13.  If a client were experiencing negative symptoms of schizophrenia, the GP would expect to see:*1 pointA. Flat affect and little speechB. Rigid postureC. Excessive purposeless movementsD. Inappropriate laughter14. Which defense mechanism is being used by a paranoid client who blames others for problems he is experiencing? *1 pointA. projectionB. displacementC. rationalizationD. intellectualization

The client joins the inpatient psychiatric treatment program.  Which actions by the nurse are appropriate?  Select all that apply.1.Ask the client if she has had any thoughts about harming herself2.Discourage the client to eat with others in the cafeteria until symptoms improve3.Encourage the client to journal about feelings associated with food4.Limit intense exercise to one hour each day5.Observe the client during and after meals6.Provide frequent snacks throughout the day7.Supervise the client during restroom visits