A client with a long history of paranoid schizophrenia is readmitted voluntarily after missing his last two injections of haloperidol decanoate (Haldol Decanoate). He reports, “I'm not sleeping much, and my friend says I smell from not showering. God is telling me to protect myself from others. My parents are sick and tired of me and my illness. They wish I were dead.” Which of the following admission notes by the nurse contains assumptions and potentially false accusations? Select all that apply.
1. Client has been noncompliant with his medications, causing decreased sleep and activities of daily living, increased auditory hallucinations, and paranoid delusions about his parents harming him.
2. Client has missed two injections of Haldol Decanoate and was admitted voluntarily. He reports he has decreased sleep and showering and that he hears God's voice telling him to protect himself from others. He stated, “My parents are sick and tired of me and my illness. They wish I were dead.”
3. Client has missed two doses of Haldol Decanoate. He's not sleeping and showering. Has a strained relationship with his parents and delusions that they want him dead. Voluntary admission to restart Haldol Decanoate.
4. Client admitted for noncompliance with Haldol Decanoate injections, sleep disturbance, poor hygiene, auditory hallucinations, and suspiciousness of his parents. Needs to be monitored for suicidal and homicidal ideation.
5. Client admitted because of hallucinations and delusions. His parents may be abusing him. He states he has not taken his medications for 2 days.