Answer the following questions on this case written on the picture.B. explain One psychotherapeutic activity and management applicable for MDD.C. create a MENTAL STATUS EXAM usingA-T-O-M-I-C plus behavior (mood, affect etc) in a tabular format.. create 1 nursing care plan using PES format with 3-5 interventions and rationale.D. make One drug study emphasize your nursing responsibility and Drug's mechanism of action for this patient Shane was a 51-year-old woman who was brought to theemergency room by her husband. She said, "I feel like killingmyself." She had lost her interest in life about four monthsbefore. During that time, she reported depression every dayfor most of the day. Symptoms had been getting worse formonths. She had lost 14 pounds without dieting because shedid not feel like eating. She had trouble falling asleep almostevery night and woke at 3:00 a.m. several mornings a week (she normally woke at6:30 a.m.). She had low energy, trouble staying focused and less ability to do heroffice job at a dog food-processing plant. She was convinced that she had made amistake that would lead to the deaths of thousands of dogs. She expected that shewould soon be arrested and would rather kill herself than go to prison.Both of her parents, her brother, and her sister suffered from depression. Amaternal aunt suffered from dementia. Her mother also struggled with alcoholabuse until her death from emphysema in 2004 at the age of 89. At the time ofreferral, she was taking fluoxetine, 40 mg, and venlafaxine, 37.5 mg, prescribed bya pyshiatrist.Shane showed all nine symptoms of major depression for at least two weeks:depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, weight loss, insomnia, restlessness,loss of energy, extreme guilt, trouble staying focused and thoughts of suicide. Herdoctor diagnosed her with major depressive disorder.

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