During the manic phase, a client may show “flight of ideas.” This refers to:
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Correct answer: Racing thoughts that jump rapidly between many topics
Flight of ideas refers to a rapid sequence of loosely connected thoughts seen in mania, leading to pressured speech and distractibility.
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