An adolescent client currently weighs 50% of expected body weight and tells the nurse,"I get upset and can't eat because my mother is constantly forcing food on me." Which treatments are indicated for this client? Select all that apply.

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A) Indications for hospitalization are a loss of 25-30% of body weight. The client currently weighs 50% of expected body weight and could need hospitalization. Behavior modification techniques are used extensively in combination with counseling and other methods in care of the hospitalized anorexic client. Family-based psychotherapy is also indicated as the client feels the mother is forcing her to eat. Moving the client to a foster family is an extreme measure and might not help the problem. Medication to increase appetite is not an approved method of treatment for a client with an eating disorder.
B) Indications for hospitalization are a loss of 25-30% of body weight. The client currently weighs 50% of expected body weight and could need hospitalization. Behavior modification techniques are used extensively in combination with counseling and other methods in care of the hospitalized anorexic client. Family-based psychotherapy is also indicated as the client feels the mother is forcing her to eat. Moving the client to a foster family is an extreme measure and might not help the problem. Medication to increase appetite is not an approved method of treatment for a client with an eating disorder.
C) Indications for hospitalization are a loss of 25-30% of body weight. The client currently weighs 50% of expected body weight and could need hospitalization. Behavior modification techniques are used extensively in combination with counseling and other methods in care of the hospitalized anorexic client. Family-based psychotherapy is also indicated as the client feels the mother is forcing her to eat. Moving the client to a foster family is an extreme measure and might not help the problem. Medication to increase appetite is not an approved method of treatment for a client with an eating disorder.
D) Indications for hospitalization are a loss of 25-30% of body weight. The client currently weighs 50% of expected body weight and could need hospitalization. Behavior modification techniques are used extensively in combination with counseling and other methods in care of the hospitalized anorexic client. Family-based psychotherapy is also indicated as the client feels the mother is forcing her to eat. Moving the client to a foster family is an extreme measure and might not help the problem. Medication to increase appetite is not an approved method of treatment for a client with an eating disorder.
E) Indications for hospitalization are a loss of 25-30% of body weight. The client currently weighs 50% of expected body weight and could need hospitalization. Behavior modification techniques are used extensively in combination with counseling and other methods in care of the hospitalized anorexic client. Family-based psychotherapy is also indicated as the client feels the mother is forcing her to eat. Moving the client to a foster family is an extreme measure and might not help the problem. Medication to increase appetite is not an approved method of treatment for a client with an eating disorder.

An Adolescent Client Currently Weighs 50% of Expected Body Weight