A client admitted to the mental health unit with depression is unclean, has body odor, and is inappropriately dressed. An accompanying family member is embarrassed about the clients appearance. When planning care, it is most important for the client and family member to understand that:

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A client admitted to the mental health unit with depression is unclean, has body odor, and is inappropriately dressed. An accompanying family member is embarrassed about the client’s appearance. When planning care, it is most important for the client and family member to understand that:

A	Client self-esteem needs take priority over appearance
B	Hygiene is not important to those who socially isolate themselves
C	The nurse will help the client meet hygiene needs until the client is able to do so
D	Group peer pressure on the unit will soon have the client attending to hygiene needs

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -Clinical depression has been linked to other mental illnesses, such as anxiety disorders, panic disorder, social phobia, and generalized anxiety disorder. Together, these conditions affect millions of Americans. Fortunately, these disorders are treatable, and those affected can lead normal, productive lives.

Detailed explanation-2: -continuous sadness or low mood. losing interest in things. losing motivation. not getting any enjoyment in life. feeling tearful. feeling guilty. feeling anxious. feeling irritable. More items •02-Feb-2023

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