Auditory Hallucinations

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She still on hold for a close monitoring as the patient remains depressed and still tormented by a command auditory hallucinations still urging her to overdose on a bunch of pills when she is released from the hospital. She also has this attempt to physically or verbally threatened people in her environment. She was agitated, belligerent and guarded. She continues to feel helpless, hopeless and worthless. However, appeared that medications are helping her, no side effects reported. She remains a danger to self and to others. She still needs a continuous inpatient psychiatric hospital level of care as she refuses to contract for

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