A 48-year-old female with a history of depression has called for help because she feels suicidal. During transport, the patient refuses to talk to you despite repeated attempts for her past medical history and the events leading up to her call for help. Which one of the following statements is most appropriate at this time?
A) It's okay if you do not want to talk, I will be right here if you change your mind.
B) I know that people with depression seem to get better very quickly by taking medications. Have you thought about taking some?
C) Talking often helps people feel better. If you talk to me, I am sure that it will help.
D) I really must have information related to your medical history; therefore, you must talk to me.
Question 2
When analyzing an ethical problem, the method in which you ask yourself whether you can vindicate your actions to others is known as the:
A) interpersonal justifiability test.
B) rationalization test.
C) impartiality test.
D) universalizability test.
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