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An 18-year-old client who joined the military shortly after graduating from high school is admitted to the mental health unit for depression and suicidal ideation. He tells the nurse the military is not what he expected and he wants to go home.

The nurse observes a variance in affect between his interaction with peers and staff. The nurse suspects: 1. Conversion disorder.
2. Factitious disorder.
3. Malingering.
4. Body dysmorphic disorder.

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