part 1 Suppose you are a crisis intervention worker faced with a terminally ill client who is in a great deal of pain. The client indicates to you in a calm, reasonable way that she is going to drive out to an isolated spot in a state park, go sit under her favorite tree, and after making a farewell message to her family, will kill herself. (James & Gilliland, 2013)Discuss the ethical, legal, and moral dilemmas you would be faced with in this situation.Relate which workplace capabilities you might exhibit that would be helpful in addressing the individual's concerns.Part 2Compare and contrast two of the prevalent theories of suicide (i.e. sociological, interpersonal, psychological). Be sure to cite two scholarly resources you used.As a crisis worker, you will work with individuals who may be having these thoughts and you will need to understand what is behind them. After analyzing the two theories, construct at least two questions you would ask the individual to decide which theories their motivations best fit.Upload and submit your response as a Word document.Part 3 According to James& Gilliland (2008), among the many myths of suicide are two that are particularly salient in impending crisis work:Discussing suicide will cause a person to think about doing it or act upon itPeople who threaten suicide don’t do it. Please reflect on your own assumptions with regard to the above myths, or any of the others we have discussed. Do you feel any of these myths may hold truth? Explain your thinking.Upload and submit your responses in a Word document.pArt 4 Please look at documentpart 5 Please look at document

Summarize a chosen case study, describe a medication you would use to treat the client, describe the disorder you identified in the case study, and analyze how the medication treats the disorder (3-4 double-spaced pages).Introduction You have learned about mental health disorders featuring emotions as their dominant symptom. In this assessment, you will look at psychotic disorders that feature hallucinations and/or delusions as their most characteristic symptom. Then, you will continue to explore mental health disorders and the medications that treat them with a look at disorders typically diagnosed in childhood.Overview For this assessment, you will either listen to the case studies in the Case Studies: Kenisha, Jose, and Pam media piece, or read the case studies below. Then, you will choose one of the case studies to write about in your assessment. Next, you will describe the case study, the disorder you identified in the case study, the medication you chose to treat the disorder, and how the medication treats the disorder.Case Studies Listen to the media piece Case Studies: Kenisha, Jose, and Pam. You can read the same case studies below as reference for your assessment. Kenisha: Kenisha is a 22-year-old woman who recently broke up with her girlfriend. She's been having trouble sleeping at night, frequently bursts into tears, and has lost interest in spending time with her friends and family. She has been coping by eating brownies and ice cream whenever she feels too down. She went to her family doctor, who started her on medication. The medication has left her feeling drowsy and she sleeps throughout the day. She also feels hungry most of the time and has been gaining weight. José: José is a 31-year-old male who has spent the past 2 years in his house. He's terrified of leaving and any attempt to walk out the door leaves him paralyzed. He has sought help via teletherapy and his doctor has put him on medication. He can leave the house but is often too tired to do so. Pam: Pam is a 56-year-old woman who was diagnosed with schizophrenia when she was 25 years old. She's remained on the same medicine for the past 20 years. In the past 2 months, she's become increasingly paranoid. She is sure the government has bugged her house and that the police are watching her every move. She's begun to take apart her electronics to search for monitoring devices like hidden cameras and microphones. Instructions Choose one of the three case studies, and in your assessment: Describe the case study briefly. Describe the medication you chose to treat disorder in the case study, including: The biological actions and effects of the medication. The behavioral and psychological effects of the medication. At least two scholarly sources. In addition, you can use information from the PDR or FDA websites and the Psychopharmacology text. Describe the disorder you identified from the case study. Common symptoms of the disorder. Analyze how the medication treats the disorder. Include strengths and weaknesses of this medication to treat the disorder. Support with evidence from at least two scholarly sources. In addition, you can use information from the PDR or FDA websites and the Psychopharmacology text. You can use the following sources to find more information about your chosen medication: Prescribers' Digital Reference (PDR). (n.d.). https://www.pdr.net You can access basic information about medications without a login, just type the name of the medication in the search area. The PDR has been the standard go-to for information on medications for a number of years and is considered one of the more credible sources. U.S. Food & Drug Administration. (n.d.). Information for consumers and patients | Drugs. https://www.fda.gov/drugs/resources-you-drugs/info... You can access the FDA's information on a number of medications using the search feature. Government websites are a great source for credible information and often a primary source for demographic information and other statistics. Once you have gathered information from one or both of the above websites, find four scholarly sources to use.Additional Requirements Your assessment should also meet the following requirements: Writing style:Text is well-organized, incorporates evidence, and uses appropriate tone in grammatically sound sentences. APA format: References and citations are formatted according to current APA style and formatting guidelines. Learn more in the Evidence and APA section of the Writing Center. Resources: Four scholarly resources-two sources with evidence on the biological, behavioral, and psychological effects of the medication and two sources with evidence on the strengths and weaknesses of the medication. The Psychopharmacology textbook may be used as one of the resources. Length: 3-4 typed, double-spaced pages of content, in addition to a title page and a reference page. Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point. Competencies Measured By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the course competencies through the following assessment scoring guide criteria: Competency 1: Explain the biological effects of psychoactive substances. Explain the biological actions and effects of the medication. Competency 2: Explain the behavioral and psychological effects of psychoactive substances. Explain the behavioral and psychological effects of the medication. Competency 3: Analyze the use of medication to treat specific mental health disorders. Describe the disorder. Analyze how the medication treats the disorder. Competency 4: Apply scholarly research findings to topics in psychopharmacology. Use four scholarly sources to support main points. Competency 5: Address assessment purpose in a well-organized text, incorporating appropriate evidence and tone in grammatically sound sentences. Address assessment purpose in a well-organized text, incorporating appropriate evidence and tone in grammatically sound sentences.