MC The nurse is working in a small rural community. The community has had a very high rate of suicide among its male population. The nurse decides to screen the
male population for the presence of suicide risks. Those risks are high rates of: (Select all that apply.)
A. Depression.
B. Progressively debilitating disorders.
C. Divorce.
D. Substance abuse.
E. High stress occupations.
A. Depression.
B. Progressively debilitating disorders.
D. Substance abuse.
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