hard · NCLEX-RN psychosocial
The client is nearing discharge. Which finding is the most critical indicator that the discharge safety plan is effective and the client is safe for transition to outpatient care?
- The client smiles and reports feeling happier for two consecutive days, in this situation, based on the information currently available.
- The client names personal warning signs, removes access to lethal means, and states exactly whom to contact if suicidal thoughts return.
- The client regains the weight lost before admission.
- The client states that medication alone will prevent any future crisis, in this situation, based on the information currently available.
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