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- How economic decisions by the government may influence the clinical field’s treatment of people with severe mental disorders.?After a patient has been treated for depression for 4 weeks, the nurse calls the patient to schedule a follow-up visit. What concern will the nurse assess for during the conversation with the patient? a )Weaknessb )Hallucinationsc )Suicidal ideationsd )Difficulty with urinationA nurse is providing discharge teaching for patientsregarding their medications. For which patients wouldthe nurse recommend actions to promote sleep? Selectall that apply.a. A patient who is taking iron supplements for anemiab. A patient with Parkinson disease who is taking dopaminec. An elderly patient taking diuretics for congestive heartfailured. A patient who is taking antibiotics for an ear infectione. A patient who is prescribed antidepressantsf. A patient who is taking low-dose aspirin prophylactically
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