There are _____ key steps involved in conducting a risk assessment.

Over the course of several treatments, a therapist learns a lot of details about a client's painful personal history

One morning the therapist realizes that she dreamed about a situation that happened to her client. In the dream, the client's problem had happened to the therapist. This scenario describes an example of a) Personal stress. b) Cognitive dissonance. c) Defensive behaviors. d) Vicarious traumatization.

A patient undergoes outpatient surgery. During the recovery period, the patient develops atrial

fibrillation and is subsequently admitted to the hospital as an inpatient. The present on admission (POA) indicator is A. Y = Present at the time of inpatient admission. B. N = Not present at the time of inpatient admission. C. U = Documentation is insufficient to determine if condition was present at the time of admission. D. W = Provider is unable to clinically determine if condition was present at the time of admission.