Review the clients health information in the EHR

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Review the client's health information in the EHR. Indicate the significant cues for this client. Select to highlight. Nursing Assessment - 9/23 1700: Neuro/Cognitive: Alert, oriented x 4. Speech clear, pressured. Integumentary: Numerous superficial cuts to the bilateral thighs. Bleeding controlled. Psychosocial: Had breakup with boyfriend last night. "He says I am too clingy." Clean, non-disheveled. Reports that she made a statement that she would take all of her psych medications on social media to "end it all." Client now states she is not suicidal.

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