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Verbally's Meds Reflection
We attended Catawba County Main Library. Verbally prompted the client to take his meds along with a bottle of water before the commencement of library activities. The client did an excellent job in opening both of his snacks independently while at the library. The client independently took his meds. Additionally, the client watched a video called, “The 10 Commandments for kids (Old Testament Bible Cartoon Story).” The video is approximately 26:55 minutes long. Watched video on the youtube channel.
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