This report presents a comprehensive mental state examination (MSE) of Harry Smith, an 18-year-old patient assessed at the USQ Clinic. The examination covers various aspects of Harry's mental state, including his general appearance, behavior, speech, mood and affect, thought process and content, perception, cognition, and judgment. The assessment reveals symptoms of depression, anxiety, and hallucination, with Harry exhibiting irrational thoughts and impaired cognitive function. The report suggests interventions such as cognitive behavior therapy, medication (Nefazodone and sertraline), counseling, routine management, and stress management techniques. It also highlights the importance of nursing care, risk screening tools, and parental involvement in Harry's treatment for a speedy recovery. Desklib offers a wealth of similar resources for students seeking assistance with their studies.