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In the care of a withdrawn, reclusive psychotic client, which goal is the priority?

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Rationale: The priority goal in the care of a withdrawn, reclusive psychotic client is to establish trust. Trust is fundamental in building a therapeutic relationship, which is essential for effective care. Without trust, the client may not engage in therapy or interventions. Once trust is established, the nurse can then assess the client's feelings of self-worth, sense of identity, and ability to socialize. While these other goals are important in the overall care of the client, establishing trust forms the foundation for further progress in the therapeutic relationship and treatment.

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