A forensic nurse is most likely to be the most significant resource when caring for which of the following populations?

A) Mentally ill clients who are voluntarily admitted
B) Incarcerated clients
C) Women of low socioeconomic status
D) Adolescents who are involved in crime


Ans: B
Forensic nursing practice has been recognized as a significant resource in forensic psychiatric practice and in the treatment of incarcerated clients.

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