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GUAbb4 - HIV: Therapeutic Strategies for Guilt, Uncertainty, and Taking Control Post Test

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1.1 For a person with HIV, what are two ways in which a person can redirect their anger?
2.1 What are the two parts to managing uncertainty with HIV clients?
3.1 What issues might a client consider before telling someone about their HIV status?
1.2 HIV clients often deal with depression. What is one way a client can deal with their depression?
2.2 What are three methods for handling guilt?

Answers:

A. Accepting uncertainty and cautious investment in the future
B. Separating HIV from a sense of punishment, spending the emotional energy that he used to spend on guilt on taking action against what he feels were past mistakes, and to balance the client’s guilt by an understanding of personal worth
C. Make it clear that they want support and not sympathy, know how to deal with the person they are telling if they become hysterical, give them time to process the information, and consider choosing a setting that offers plenty of time and privacy
D. Physical activity (like boating or fishing) and metal activities (such as reading or theater)
E. Separate the anger from the erroneous or wrong target, and find an alternative mechanism to discharge their anger

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Questions:

5.1 In order to provide aid to their HIV clients, who should counselors engage in consultation with?

Answers:

A. Medical experts, financial advisors, clergy, and others to provide holistic care