How severe are a client’s symptoms and how do they impact a client’s functioning?

Application: Symptom Severity and Functional ImpairmentHow severe are a client’s symptoms and how do they impact a client’s functioning? Consider the case of Sami in this week’s Introduction. Sami’s experiences during driving had grown to the point to which she feared having a panic attack behind the wheel and was apprehensive about driving at all. How might a clinician evaluate these symptoms and incorporate the results into the development of a treatment plan?For this Assignment, you evaluate and select an appropriate test to measure symptom severity as well as functioning and apply it to your virtual client.Lanie RosadoAge– 22Race – HispanicGender – FemaleEthnicity – Puerto RicanVeteran Status – Enduring Freedom veteranImmigrant Status – American citizenLanguage – English, SpanishSensory Impairment – NoneMotor Impairment – Fine and grossMedical Conditions – Severely injured dominant handPresenting Problem – Failing in collegeAffective Symptoms – Mood swingsBehavioral Symptoms – ImpulsivityUnstable relationshipsCognitive Symptoms – Failing first semester of schoolFamily and Support Systems – Conflict with family and partnerResults Intelligence Testing – Weakness in GsResults of NEO PI-R – High, neuroticismLow, extraversionThe Assignment (3–5 pages):Select two tests of symptom severity (one must be a mental status examination) and two tests of functional impairment from the Mental Measurements Yearbook.Complete a comparative analysis of the tests and select one of each test (symptom severity and functional impairment) which is most appropriate for your virtual client and explain why.Justify your selection.Explain one limitation of the two tests you selected and explain why they are limitations.Support your Application Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. You are to provide a reference list for all resources, including those in the Learning Resources for this course