Scenario One Tom's Aunt Mary volunteered to look after her nephews young son Jason one Saturday.
Tom showed his aunt where all the bottles, diapers, and toys were located. Then he told
Aunt Mary that she wouldn't have any trouble because Jason watches television all day and
hardly moves from his spot on the floor. First state what is wrong with this scenario. Then
write a scene in which Aunt Mary talks with her nephew about his son's lack of
opportunities to develop emotionally.

You are caring for a 52-year- old woman who has been prescribed a major antipsychotic (neuroleptic) agent. after explaining the potential side effect, the client refuses to take the medication. how would you feel about taking a major antipsychotic (neuroleptic) agent, realizing the many side effects that these medications can cause? for psychoactive medications to be effective, client adherence is essential. how would you respond to a client who continually fails to follow his or her medication regimen?