Rank the following clients in order of those with the highest to least problems with neuropsychiatry, income, and employment.

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The 25-year-old homeless female substance abuser (B) is likely to have the most problems due to homelessness, substance abuse, and a new HIV diagnosis. The 22-year-old with HIV and bipolar disorder (D) faces significant neuropsychiatric challenges. The 14-year-old with AIDS (A) may have health and social challenges. The 17-year-old with depression and gonorrhea (F) has mental health and social issues. The 46-year-old with AIDS (C) may have stabilized over ten years. The 18-year-old homosexual male (E) may face social challenges but is not indicated to have additional neuropsychiatric or income/employment issues.

Rank the Following Clients in Order of Those with the Highest