Based on this scenario of Amy who has self-reported her desire to commit suicide.

• Amy, 37-year-old white female, self-referred.
• The stated plan is to drive her car off a bridge.
• Precipitant seems to be verbal abuse by her boss; after talking to her nightly for hours, he suddenly refused to talk to her. As a result, the patient feels angry and hurt, threatened to kill herself.
• She is also angry at her mother, who will not let patient smoke or bring men to their home.
• Current alcohol level is .15.
• The patient is confused, repetitive, and ataxic.
• History reveals a previous suicide attempt (overdose) 7 years ago, which resulted in hospitalization.
• After spending the night at ER and sobering, patient denies further suicidal intent.

How many factors on the SAFE-T assessment describe or match Amy's behaviors, words or mental functions?

What other assessments might be recommended to evaluate Amy's well-being?

What kinds of mental state examination questions might help reveal Amy's functioning once she became sober?

What is the plan of action to either admit her for clinical diagnostics/care or to release her to other professional care? can you please help explain so i understand.

Thank you!