(Solved) Bipolar/Depression Case Study:Luis Chaves is a 22-year-old who migrated to Miami at the age of 2 years with hisparents.

(Solved) Bipolar/Depression Case Study:Luis Chaves is a 22-year-old who migrated to Miami at the age of 2 years with hisparents.1. NurseThink® Prioritization Power! The nurse receives the high handoff from emergency medical personnel that brought Luis into the emergency department. What are the 3 priority concerns or cues? . Overdose I * __ - - - _ ___ _ 2 States he does not want to live anymore , Vitals 2. As the triage nurse in the emergency department, what is the priority focused assessment? 1. Cultural preferences. 2. Respiratory status. (3 Suicide risk. 4. Substance use history. 3. The client responded to naloxone on the way to the emergency department Which substance(s) would not react to naloxone? Select all that apply. ".JParoxetine. 42) Zolpidem. 3. Oxycodone. (4lbuprofen. C Alcohol. Luis is stabilized in the emergency department He reports feeling “desperate" over being estranged from his 4-year-old son and the negative consequences of his current life decisions. He goes on to discuss conflicts that he has with his mother, his inability to find employment, the recent death of several close friends murdered in gang violence, and feelings of self-loathing, helplessness, hopelessness, and depression. Luis shares that his biological father is an alcoholic and has a drug abuse problem. However, the client denies that he has any problems with alcohol because he "just doesn’t like the taste,” and only drinks one to two times per month. He also doesn’t take drugs because he doesn’t “like the way they make me feel." Luis states that his family history is positive for depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. At age 14 he tried to commit suicide for the first time and has made three attempts since then with a previous psychiatric admission. He says “I wish I hadn’t gone to my sister and told her what I did; then this would be over.” Client denies current suicidal ideation. 4. What is the best predictor of a suicide attempt? 1. A family history of suicide attempts. 2. Previous suicide attempts. (3.) Stating suicidal intent. 4. Having a friend who had a suicide completion.