Multiple Choice
A client diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder is admitted to a psychiatric unit. The client has an elaborate routine for toileting activities. Which would be an appropriate initial client outcome during the first week of hospitalization?
A) The client will refrain from ritualistic behaviors during daylight hours.
B) The client will wake early enough to complete rituals prior to breakfast.
C) The client will participate in three unit activities by day three.
D) The client will substitute a productive activity for rituals by day one.
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