Because an intervention is required to control a patient's aggressive behavior, a critical incident debriefing takes place. Which topics are the primary focuses of the discussion? Select all that apply
a. Patient behavior associated with the incident
b. Genetic factors associated with aggression
c. Intervention techniques used by staff
d. Effect of environmental factors
e. Review of theories of aggression
ANS: A, C, D
The patient's behavior, the intervention techniques used, and the environment in which the incident occurred are important to establish realistic outcomes and effective nursing interventions. Discussing the views about the theoretical origins of aggression is less effective.
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