We see the green opening screens. We then see a person shovel snow with a pusher. we

OPTIONS:
- see a title screen over a kale of snow.
- see children holding hoses and running through the snow.
- see an title screen.
- see a man take papers and show a map.

see an title screen.

The young woman wearing blue shorts and a t-shirt runs and kicks the ball. The young girl slides into the first water slide. the girl

OPTIONS:
- then gets up and then slides into the second water slide.
- pllows down in the first water slide.
- intensely shes the ball.
- then runs and arrives and jumps in a blue swimming hole and swims to her sat down after she is done.

then gets up and then slides into the second water slide.

How to write a mental health assessment
Gather background information from the patient.
Background information will help you to establish context for your assessment. Put the patient at ease so that the interview will be fruitful and informative.

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- Maintain eye contact and make small talk so that the patient will be comfortable in providing the information you require for the assessment. Some of the information will be basic, such as the patient's age, gender, and ethnicity.
- If the patient is a strong communicator, you can gauge their mental state as well. She may act tense, anxious, or listless throughout the day.
- Inquire what medications the patient is taking, how long the patient has been hospitalized, and if he or she has an eating disorder or has a terminal illness that includes bipolar disorder. The patient should be properly certified and supervised.
- What do you know about the patient? What traits, problems or illnesses make the patient who is doing the assessment unique? For example, ask the patient what kind of treatments they receive, and how they treat mental illnesses. If there is nothing specific, discuss information that is beyond other characteristics.

Maintain eye contact and make small talk so that the patient will be comfortable in providing the information you require for the assessment. Some of the information will be basic, such as the patient's age, gender, and ethnicity.

At an outdoor poor facility people are in the pool and others are outside standing by. there

OPTIONS:
- are two boys on the diving board preparing to jump down.
- 's man doing push ups and sometimes putting his foot down pretty well while doing it.
- are several players playing a game of pool.
- are several homeless people getting dressed in leashes and some are kayaking in the river.
are two boys on the diving board preparing to jump down.