An external factor that affects violence in hospitals is the ____

a. Availability of handguns
b. Growing acceptance of drug use by health professionals
c. Inability of facilities to screen employees properly
d. Increasing number of patients with mental illness


A
Violence in hospitals is caused by a combination of internal and external factors. External condi-tions include the availability of handguns.

Nursing

You might also like to view...

Adults with chronic mental illness account for approximately _____ of the homeless population

a. 40% b. one third c. one quarter d. 50%

Nursing

Which intervention demonstrates effective management of two contradictory goals of case management?

a. Arranging for outpatient patients to car pool to group meetings b. Assessing patients to determine who is able to shower independently c. Scheduling a patient to have in-home help with cooking and cleaning d. Helping a patient appropriately fill a personal 5-day medication container

Nursing

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TCM) is scheduled for a patient diagnosed with major depression. Which comment by the patient indicates teaching about the procedure was effective?

a. "They will put me to sleep during the procedure so I won't know what is happening." b. "I might be a little dizzy or have a mild headache after each procedure." c. "I will be unable to care for my children for about 2 months." d. "I will avoid eating foods that contain tyramine."

Nursing

A BSN graduate is questioned by a family member as to why he chose the BSN route instead of the ADN. Which response best describes this graduate's reason?

A) To match the entry level of other health care professions B) To eliminate the different pay scales C) To improve client understanding of nurse's ability D) To improve employment opportunities

Nursing