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asking, "Are you depressed?" may not be suitable, as clients might be unaware of their condition or unwilling to admit it. Family history can be relevant, but it is not the optimal choice. Inquiring about the client's feelings regarding their hospital stay, although a fair question, does not necessarily indicate clinical depression. It's important to note that LPNs cannot diagnose depression ; this responsibility falls on healthcare providers like doctors. However, LPNs can observe for signs and symptoms of depression and appropriately follow up. Note, keep an eye out for words like “better,” “best,” “most,” “main,” “major”, and “primary/primarily” in questions, as they suggest that other answers may be plausible, but the correct choice is the most appropriate among the given options. (See Identifying Indications and Manifestations of Acute and Persistent Mental Health Conditions ) 10. Select the client religion that is the most pertinent to the role of admissions coordinator of a hospital who assigns the rooms and beds of clients who will be admitted.

A.​ Hinduism B.​ Buddhism C.​ Islam D.​ Mormonism Correct Response : C

Explanation : The religion most relevant to the role of the hospital admissions coordinator, who assigns client rooms and beds, is Islam. This is because Islam requires its followers to face Mecca during daily prayers. Therefore, when accommodating Islamic clients, it's crucial to place them in rooms that face the holy city of Mecca. While various religions may influence how clients are cared for, only Islam has a direct impact in the context of the admissions coordinator's responsibilities. (See Assessing and Addressing Religious and Spiritual Needs )

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