A client in the mental health unit has a history of Asthma. Which axis would the nurse document this information?

Choice A rationale: this is the phase where the caregiver and client establish a rapport by introducing themselves while clarifying their roles and expectations. The caregiver also explains the purpose, scope, and limits of the services they provide.
Choice B rationale: the preparation phase occurs before the client and the caregiver meet and involves the care provider reviewing the client’s information, identifying their needs, and planning for their first contact.
Choice C rationale: This is the phase where the caregiver and the client end the therapeutic relationship, evaluate the outcomes, and plan for follow-up or referral.
Choice D rationale: this phase involves the caregiver and the client implementing interventions, monitoring their progress, and modifying their goals as needed to achieve their set objectives.

Choice A rationale: High temperatures do not usually cause people to become calm unless they are suffering from heat exhaustion or heat stroke, which are medical emergencies.
Choice B rationale: depression is usually associated with low temperatures and reduced sunlight exposure rather than high temperatures.
Choice C rationale: high temperatures is associated with arousal and agitation in some individuals which may be due to the effects of heat on the individual’s nervous system, cardiovascular, and endocrine systems.
Choice D rationale: confusion is not usually associated with confusion. However, it may result in confusion in older adults and individuals with other underlying conditions.