Which are facts about suicide? (Select all that apply.)
a. Suicide occurs most often in lower socioeconomic classes.
b. Depression is a high risk factor for attempting suicide.
c. Giving away important possessions is a sign of suicidal thoughts.
d. It is harmful to discuss the subject of suicide with clients.
e. Suicidal threats are serious only if the client conveys the planned method.
B, C
These are only two of the facts about suicide. The other options are myths regarding suicide. It is important for the nurse to be familiar with both the facts and the myths regarding suicide.
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