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The nurse admits a client who initially presents as intelligent, articulate, and superficially charming. The client claims his admission to the mental health unit is a big mistake. He states that there was a mix-up in the emergency room and he was incorrectly identified. A probable diagnosis is:
1. Antisocial personality disorder.
2. Avoidant personality disorder.
3. Dependent personality disorder.
4. Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder.

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Contemporary Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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Authors: Kneisl, Trigoboff

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