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    Subjects/Psychiatry/Suicide Risk Assessment
    Suicide Risk Assessment
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    brain Psychiatry

    A 52-year-old divorced woman with major depressive disorder presents to the psychiatry clinic with her daughter. She reports feeling hopeless for the past 6 weeks, poor sleep, anhedonia, and significant weight loss. She denies current suicidal ideation but admits she has thought 'it would be better if I were not here.' Her daughter is concerned because the patient recently gave away her jewelry and updated her will. The patient lives alone, has limited social contact, and works as a freelance consultant from home. She has no prior suicide attempts. Which of the following best describes the IMMEDIATE risk category for this patient?

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