A severely depressed client’s risk for self-directed violence increases when:

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A severely depressed client’s risk for self-directed violence increases when:

A severely depressed client’s risk for self-directed violence increases when:
1. A no-suicide contract is made with the client.
2. The client is encouraged to discuss feelings.
3. The client is asked to discuss the suicide plan.
4. The antidepressant medication begins to work.

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Contemporary Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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Authors: Kneisl, Trigoboff

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