HEALTH ISSUES 135 9. Refer to a Dietician ( 9) A. The client was referred to a dietician who will explain proper nutrition that will enhance his/her medical recovery. B. The client was reinforced for accepting the dietician referral and a ttending an appointment. C. The client has verbalized an increased knowledge about how proper nutrition can have a positive impact on his/her medical condition, and he/she was provided with encouragement in this area. D. The client has refused to follow through on the referral to a dietician and was encouraged to do so. 10. Assess for and Refer for Substance Abuse (1 0) A. The client was assessed for substance abuse that may exacerbate his/her medical problems. B. The client was referred for a substanc e abuse evaluation. C. The client was identified as having a concomitant substance abuse problem and was referred for treatment. D. The client was referred to a 12-step recovery program (e. g., Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous). E. The client has been admitted to a substance abuse treatment program and was supported for this follow-through. F. Upon review, the client does not display evidence of a substance abuse problem, which was reflected to him/her. G. The client has refused the referral to a substance abuse treatment program, and this refusal was processed. 11. Educate about Substance Abuse Effects (1 1) A. The client was educated about the short-term effects of substance abuse. B. The client was educated about the long-term effects of substance abuse. C. The client was provided with positive feedback about his/her understanding about the long- and short-term effects of substance abuse. 12. Assess Personal Hygiene Needs (1 2) A. The client was asked to prepare an inventory of positive and negative functioning regarding his/her personal hygiene needs. B. The client prepared his/her inventory of positive and negative functioning regarding his/her personal hygiene needs, and this was reviewed within the session. C. The client was given p ositive feedback regarding his/her accurate inventory of positive and negative functioning regarding his/her personal hygiene needs. D. The client prepared his/her inventory of positive and negative functioning regarding his/her personal hygiene needs but needed additional feedback to develop an accurate assessment. E. The client has not prepared an inventory of positive and negative functioning regarding his/her personal hygiene needs and was redirected to do so. 13. Refer to a Psychoeducational Group ( 13) A. The client was referred to a psychoeducational group focused on teaching personal hygiene skills. 