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| where is the rate of assaultive behavior (in a healthcare setting) the highest? |
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| which type of behavior uses sarcasm and subordinates the persons own rights to his or her perception of others rights? |
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| which type of behavior conveys a sense of self assurance and communicates respect for others |
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| which type of behavior ignores the rights of others (physically or verbally) |
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| which area of the brain causes impaired judgement, inapprorpriate conduct, and aggressive outbursts when damaged? |
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| which area of the brain causes episodes of fear, rage, anger, placidity and indiscriminant hypersexuality when damaged? |
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| which area of the brain causes extreme stress responses and over stimulation of the pituitary when damaged? |
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| which are the two problems that increase the risk of aggression in a population? |
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| psychotic symptoms and substance abuse disorders |
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| whats the best indicator for predicting aggressive behavior? |
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| prior history of violence |
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| if staff acts in _____ manner, it will intensify patients feeling hopeless and passive. |
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| what are some nursing diagnoses for aggressive patients? |
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| risk for violence, outcome identification |
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| instead of using logic to "talk" a patient into calmness, do what? |
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| recognize their feelings and validate them, help them verbalize what they feel |
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| what are 3 rationales for use of seclusion? |
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| containment, isolation, and decrease in sensory input |
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| what are the RN responsibilities during restraint use? |
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| document assessment of restrain q15,baseline assessment every hour, try less restrictive measures ever 4h |
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