In an escalating situation, the nurse should observe certain rules to protect herself from violence. Which of the following are good rules to keep in mind if one is ever in a violent situation? Select all that apply
a. Remove yourself from the situation.
b. Speak loudly with authority.
c. Call for help.
d. Do not allow the person to stand between you and the door.
e. Stand in a corner against a wall.
A, C, D
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Correct Protecting yourself by removal from the situation is one of the best actions that can be taken.
Protecting yourself by calling for help is one of the best actions that can be taken.
Not allowing the person to come between you and safety is a good rule of thumb.
Incorrect This does not protect you.
This does not protect you.
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