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98. The answer is (C). He or she needs a flexible schedule that allows him or her to make proper decisions since he/she is not able to concentrate or make a decision.

99. The answer is (C). Since the client diagnosed with major depressive disorder, the answer from the nurse should be very careful. Here he showed so much humble in his request also. Therefore, the nurse should show her professionalism here.

100. The answer is (A). The client is treated for major depression and feeling of worthlessness. So the nursing practitioner should distract the patient from self-absorption.