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22 A. Tell the patient she is not allowed to use the phone until she is in better control. B. Invite the patient to go to her room to see a new fashion magazine. C. Suggest the patient have someone shop for her and bring purchases to the unit. D. Ask whether the patient has enough money to pay for the purchases. 135. Generally, the three legal types of admission are A. outpatient, inpatient and overnight patient. B. voluntary, emergency and involuntary. C. crisis, emergency and commitment. D. finite, indefinite and outpatient. 136. It is important for the patient to do ADLs because A. facility costs are lower by having ADLs done by patients and not staff. B. the patient will be able to teach others to help perform ADLs. C. this will keep patients occupied so they don’t get into trouble. D. it will help restore the patient to highest functioning level possible. 137. Which drugs below are antipsychotic/neuroleptic agents? A. Haldol, Zyprexa, Seroquel. B. Norpramin, Cymbalta, Effexor. C. Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil D. Lithium, Eskalith and Tegretol. 138. When physically restraining a patient, A. one person acting as team leader is the only one who talks to the patient. B. all other attempted interventions must be documented. C. a doctor’s order is required either before or shortly after the restraint begins. D. all the answers above apply. 139. An assault A. is an action that may result in criminal charges, but not civil charges. B. by definition means physical contact, such as hitting or slapping. C. can legally be reported only by the person who is assaulted. D. includes touching or threatening to touch someone without his or her consent. 140. What environmental temperature range (Fahrenheit) is usually comfortable for healthy people? A. 79° to 84°. B. 68° to 74°. C. 65° to 68°. D. 75° to 78°. © 1993-2014 American Association of Psychiatric Technicians, Inc.