Loss of interest in life related to depression as weight loss, low energy and , trouble staying focused 1. Make short and long-term goals for this diagnosis. Risk for self directed violence related to major depressive disorder as evidenced by verbalization of the patient, extreme guilt and thoughts of suicide Make short and long-term goals for this diagnosis.

Loss of interest in life related to depression as weight loss, low energy and , trouble staying focused 1. Make short and long-term goals for this diagnosis. Risk for self directed violence related to major depressive disorder as evidenced by verbalization of the patient, extreme guilt and thoughts of suicide Make short and long-term goals for this diagnosis.

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